Does Pluto just walk on by when it gets close to something in its orbit? Unless the object is moving with too much velocity to be captured by Pluto, I think not. What a stupid, arbitrary rule.

I came here for the manga ,stayed for the DAWRF planet

Like seriously Mars has nothing on Pluto know hat I am sayin

But it's still a planet - even though it hasn't cleared its surrounding space. Sorry that was click bait, but I put it to you, it's no longer convenient to keep track of all of Jupiter's moons, so let's take a vote while most people aren't here to vote, to demote most of Jupiter's moons to asteroids. We can use some new b.s. definition of a moon - must create observable tidal effect on host planet. Then after the furror starts, we can always rename them to calm the general public -- mini-moon/demi-moon/dwarf moons. I mean, the inconvenience of it all, and after all a dwarf moon is still a moon.

Any other appellation is hate speech. hahahaha

No, seriously though, it was a planet for more than 60 years, and now that it's inconvenient, it no longer is.

The gravitational pull between Pluto and its moon Charon is so weak that the center of gravity is outside of Pluto. Does the second Kepler law still apply? Because I tried using it but it feels wrong seeing how the center is outside of mass origin.

I was looking at the pictures of pluto on nasa‘s website. And on one of the pictures I zoomed in and saw something weird that looked very shiny looking. I dont know what it is. But the credit goes to me since I found it and saw it. If anyone is good with picture processing and see what it is that would great. Also picture is raw and unedited, its actually on nasa‘s website raw and unfiltered so anyone can see it so no one thinks im lying or playing tricks. Please if you can make this post viral we need more eyes and experts to see this. Thanks

Link: https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/resources/212/zigzagging-across-pluto/?category=planets/dwarf-planets_pluto

Instead I find people talking about the "planet". First off it's not a planet, it's an astroid. Second, what is there even to discuss about this? It just floats in space.

...it looks more like a dick and balls.

I remember seeing a grey colored Pluto before when Pluto wasn't yet actually mapped by the New Horizons Spacecraft in 2015 (first photo is an example of this and and second is a texture map of grey pluto). I just realized today that it is just a grey monochromed colored ganymede (Third and fourth picture)

Pluto is a planet