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Pluto was discovered in 1930 and was called a planet since then. Till 2006 when it was first announced this icy planet was no more than those chunks in space. But here is some evidence that Pluto should be called a planet again. Pluto does have an orbit with enough gravitational force to have its own moons. These moons are called Hydra, Kerberos, nix, Styx and Charon . Plus, Pluto orbits the sun. The length of one year is a whopping 248 Earth years and one day is 6.4 days. This is why Pluto should be shining as a planet again.

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Our galaxy is home to many objects such as-stars, planets, moons, gas, dust, comets, and asteroids. Stars the most common object in our galaxy are huge balls of hot gases mostly made from hydrogen and helium, our galaxy surprisingly is mostly made from deaths of stars in our solar system. The 8 planets in our solar system Earth, Mars, Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.

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Fiero Tiozzo
Inner Planets
Pluto, A Strange Phenomenon
Chart of the Solar System
Dylan Robertson
Outer Planet
Solar System Model
All About the Sun
Reference Page
Ben Neiderman
All About the Asteroids
All About Moons
What Makes Up Our Galaxy
Why Pluto Should Be A Planet

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Swoosh!, that's the sound of an asteroid passing bye. These metal and rocky objects are quite amazing. Asteroids are smaller than a dwarf planet but can be the size of 1000km (600miles) even the size of a grain of sand! Asteroids are mostly found in between Mars, and Jupiter to be more specific these rocky chunks are located at the Asteroid Belt. So far scientist studied 50,000 asteroids-see you again in this infinite journey.

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The inner planets are the planets closer to the sun consisting of Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, with there very own characteristics such as composition, weather, moons, and more. For example, the inner planets have a composition of mostly rock. The weather on the inner planets are also fairly calm compared to the outer planets and they also have warm temperatures. Lastly, the inner planets have little to no moons.

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The brightest and largest object in our night sky; The Moon makes the 8 planets a more livable place our Moon pulls on Earth's oceans and distorts them, causing tides. The Earths rotation slows down over time due to the gravitational force from the Moon. The Moon is an astronomical body that orbits the Earth as its natural satellite. In fact our Moon is the 5th biggest satellite in our solar system.

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Pluto is one of the strangest phenomenons in our solar system, is it a planet or not? Pluto has many reasons not to be a planet. Kicking things off, Pluto is extremely small compared to the other planets. In fact Pluto is only 2/3 the size of our own moon. Another reason Pluto is not considered a planet is because of its strange tilt and orbit because its orbit crosses Neptune's path and is tilted in a weird way. Lastly, Pluto aside from being extremely small there is also a crazy amount of space between the sun and Pluto.

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Characteristics of Outer Planets are they have many moons, they are gaseous, they have high atmosphere pressure, high winds and they are way larger. The Outer Planets are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. They are known as Gas Giants. They are farther from the sun so they are colder than the Inner Planets. The Outer Planets have 175 of our known moons. Outer Planets are gaseous but they have a small rocky core a the middle of all the gas that holds everything together.

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Our star, the Sun is an average yellow star. This means that our Sun is middle aged star and its surface is 10,000°F. The sun is the closest star to the Earth. The Sun is made largely of hydrogen and also has helium. The Sun is 93 million miles away from Earth. The Sun makes up 99% of the matter in our solar system. The Sun provides majority of our energy. Without the Sun life as we know it would not exist.