Pluto Planet Journal Report

My Thesis statement is Phuto was once considered to be a planet but now Pluto is the most famous dwarf planet in our solar system. Pluto is made up of ⅔ of rock and ⅓ of ice. Pluto was discovered by Clyde Tombaugh on January 23, 1930. Pluto is very very cold you can't even imagine how much colder it is than Antarctic.If that happen in Earth the air would turn into snow that's how cold it would be about 230 degrees below zero Celsius. When you want to see Pluto up in the sky you can't even see Pluto with your naked eye. Pluto is very hard to see once you look in the telescope it look a little like a star even with the telescope.

At the end of our Solar System lies a small a small planet, smaller than any of the other planets, Pluto. In 1905, Lowell, an american astronomer, found the force of gravity of some unknown planet that is affect the orbits of Neptune and Uranus. In 1915 he predicted the location of a new planet. Lowell used a telescope to scope the sky where he thought that the planet would be discovered at. However, Lowell died without actually discovering Pluto. In 1930 Clyde W Tombaugh took over Lowell’s research on Pluto. He used predictions made by Lowell and other astronomers and photographed the sky with a more powerful telescope. After he examined the photos he found Pluto. Lowell and Tombaugh's work helped to find the ninth planet in the solar system,

Pluto belongs with Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, or the outer planets. In our solar system, there are two groups of planets called the inner planets, and the outer planets. The inner planets are the first four planets before the asteroid belt, while the outer planets are the ones after the asteroid belt. The asteroid belt is a region of space the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, which probably contains million of asteroids. It is where most of the asteroids in our solar system are found orbiting the sun. Although Pluto was a part of the outer planets, it was the only known planet that orbits mostly in the Kuiper belt. Beyond Neptune is a region full of icy bodies, known as the Kuiper belt. This is what made Pluto stands out, not to mention that it’s also a lot smaller than the other outer planets. This got some astronomers thinking about whether or not Pluto should really be considered a

Every planet in the Universe has it’s own place including Earth. Earth is located inside the galaxy called the Milky Way, which includes millions of planets, including the solar system. Therefore up above Earth, in space, is the solar system in which the Earth resigns. This solar system consists of eight planets, one sun and one dwarf planet. Each of the planets or in Pluto’s case, a dwarf planet, are different sizes and have a different distance from the Sun. Earth, for example is one of the smaller planets in the solar system but bigger than Mars, Mercury and Venus. Mars is about two times smaller than Earth but Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are bigger than Earth. Since Pluto is a dwarf planet it is also smaller than Earth. Interestingly

Pluto should be given the title “planet” for a number of reasons. Pluto was classified as a planet in 1930 until the International Astronomical Union altered the definition of a "planet" and stripped Pluto of the title. Some Astronomers say the International Astronomical Union’s planet definition is fundamentally amiss. The new definition requires that a planet has to gravitationally clear its orbit. What about the Trojan asteroids at Jupiter? What about space dust? That rule could dwindle the number of planets to zero. David Aguilar of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics asserts, “If we can adjust the definition of planet, just slightly, then Pluto can be included in our solar system.” Most astronomers say Pluto is too small,

Pluto was discovered by Clyde Tombaugh in 1930. The telescope that took this picture is the most detailed view to date of the entire surface of the dwarf planet Pluto, as constructed from multiple NASA Hubble Space Telescope. Photographs taken from 2002 to 2003. (So whoever is reading this) Do you like telescopes or science? This newspaper for today will be about telescopes. Pluto is a dwarf planet. Pluto is different from most planets it’s smaller than most of them. The NASA Hubble Space Telescope from space. This telescope that took this image is a reflecting telescope.

“Pluto” was the supposed ninth planet of our solar system, unfortunately discovered by Clide Tombaugh. The name of the newly found celestial object was chosen by a small girl from, the best nation in the world, Britain. The apparent demon worshiper chose the name Pluto, after the Roman god of the underworld. Pluto held the status of a planet until 2006 when the IAU declared it a dwarf planet. Despite the IAUs categorization of Pluto as a dwarf planet, devoted fans of “Disney”, conspiracy theorists, and malevolent Pluto-huggers alike reject the prospect.

Pluto is a dwarf planet with a rocky and icy body. Pluto was the ninth and outermost planet till 2006. Earth is almost 40 times closer to the sun that Pluto. Due to the immense distance from the sun Pluto is presumed to be a dark world. Pluto was named after the god of the underworld.

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If you are going to To venus you will need a oxygen mask. Also, you will need a lot of sunscreen. You need to to bring food because nothing else lives there. Bring some water because it has water but not a lot of it.You will also need to bring a big AC micheine becuse it is so hot there.

Pluto 's life as a planet was very short, lasting only 75 years—which is less than a third of its orbital period. While Pluto independently orbits the sun in a spheroidal shape—two classifications for being considered a planet—Pluto lost its title with the discovery of Eris. Pluto also travels on a different plane than the rest of the planets, and because it has an extremely elliptical orbit, it occasionally crosses Neptune 's orbital path and, therefore, is occasionally closer to Earth than Neptune (Countdown, 2011). As a dwarf planet Pluto is the only binary planet in the system due to one of its five moons being half of its size.

Due to some of Pluto’s various characteristics, this icy dwarf planet, and other dwarf planets are not considered regular planets, such as Earth. These reasons also make other dwarf planets, like Eris, Haumea, Ceres, and Makemake, outliers, when compared to the general eight planets. Astronomers predict that there are possibly hundreds of dwarf planets that surpass the Kuiper Belt, just waiting to be discovered. There are three rules, making a planet, a planet. These include, the planet is round, it orbits around the sun, and it has cleared the neighborhood of its orbit. Pluto only follows the first two rules therefore, Pluto is no longer called a planet, just a dwarf planet.

Pluto is a dwarf planet and is the last planet. I did a little bit of research and it said Pluto orbit period is 247.92065 earth years long. So if someone tried to live there they would would die before one orbit. The temperature is -229c you would freeze to death if you did not have some type of suet that could keep them warm https://theplanets.org/dwarf-planets/ that is where I got all of my information. I think that Pluto should be a planet and not a dwarf planet because they names it in 1930 and just recently said that it was a dwarf planet if it was a planet for that long then leave it a planet. Scientists believe that Pluto is made up of 50–70% rock and 30–50% ice by mass. https://theplanets.org/pluto/. For a planet to be made

Since mankind first looked up and realized that there was so much more than just the earth, scientists and researchers have been eager to explore and study other planets, stars, and solar systems. As of Tuesday, July 14th at precisely 7:49:58 EST, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft will reveal pictures like we’ve never seen.

Pluto was discovered on February 18, 1930 which was over five decades ago. No one yet has visited or explored this planet. Scientists have taken images on it’s surface and remarkable colors it has. The colors that they saw were rainbow of pale blues, yellows, oranges, and deep reds. Say people lived on Pluto, and their family lived on earth, it would take about 4.5 hours