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2/6/2015 3:51:33 PM
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The main component of Mars is iron oxide which gives it the red color - hence Mars is called the 'red planet' Ice? Maybe on the extreme north and south of the planet. Planets in order including our star, the sun: •The Sun •Mercury •Venus •Earth •Mars •Jupiter •Saturn •Uranus •Neptune •Pluto
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  • This thread is full of the easily confused, and you thought it was a good idea to put the sun in your list?!?[spoiler]I know you said that the list also includes our star, but you also called tins list of planets.[/spoiler]

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  • Edited by Iucidium_1982: 2/6/2015 5:19:09 PM
    Jesus.... List of planets, including our star - the sun. Is it that hard to understand? You are one of those people.

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  • Please note Pluto is no longer a planet lol

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  • It's been reinstated Lol

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  • Just seen lol there are another 5 as well :O

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  • Yes it is. It was given its status back a few months ago.

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  • It was not. It is not a planet. It's a small ball of rock in another belt along the outer ring of the solar system called the kupier belt. Also it really doesn't make sense for it to be a planet. It's smaller than even the moon.

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  • Pluto is now technically a planet again. The IAU hasn't officially recognized the decision yet, but the head of their planet definition committee and the director of Harvard's Origins of Life Initiative won a debate against the associate director of the IAU's Minor Planet Center on September 18, 2014. The audience also voted and agreed that Pluto should be a planet.

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  • The first five recognized dwarf planets are Ceres, Pluto, Eris, Makemake and Haumea. Scientists believe there may be dozens or even more than 100 dwarf planets awaiting discovery. The IAU recognized Pluto's special place in our solar system by designating dwarf planets that orbit the sun beyond Neptune as plutoids.

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  • So they are all lined up? I though it was a circle

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    [quote]So they are all lined up? I though it was a circle[/quote] Ditto

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