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1/27/2015 8:12:10 PM
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The furthest planet from the sun (if you consider it a planet) is pluto genius
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Edited by Seldser: 1/27/2015 8:38:42 PMthe furthest Dwarf Planet is 90377 Sedna with a suspected Aphelion of 936 AU (936 times further from the Sun than Earth at it's furthest point in orbit)
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The furthest planet from the Sun is Uranus, because it's where the sun don't shine.
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Ha! Good one.
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Hey... Genius... Pluto is no longer considered a planet... Lmfao... Loser
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It was when i was a kid, therefore, it will always be a planet to me
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So ...this lemon guy is D bag
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Actually it jsut got reinstated as a planet in 2013
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no it hasn't, it's still a Dwarf Planet because it does not dominate it's orbital neighbourhood
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It is what it is Just because we don't call it a planet anymore doesn't mean it's right All the planets are different
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Pluto will always be a planet to me, -blam!- what the scientific community has to say. Pluto your my BOY!
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I used to think like that, but then I actually looked into why it's not a planet anymore and now I agree it isn't. Pluto isn't even the largest object in the Kuiper belt.
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Bro I'm larger than Pluto, not gonna start calling myself a planet. But being a planet was all that Pluto had and now he's a -blam!-ing dwarf! It ain't fair!
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It's not classed as a planet due to it's size, but it'll always be a planet to me too, plus a Disney dog!
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It also can't maintain a proper orbit. It's orbit is an oval instead of a circle
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Edited by dilbuck32: 1/28/2015 8:49:41 AMEarth's orbit is an elliptical orbit not a circle.
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It is?
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It is indeed. The earth does not go in a perfect circle around the sun, it's an elliptical. Throughout the year we are closer or further from the sun, thus not a circle.
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Ahh, didn't know that.
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