2003 Ub 313: The Incredible Shrinking Planet?, No bigger than Pluto? |
2003 Ub 313: The Incredible Shrinking Planet?, No bigger than Pluto? |
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Jan 31 2006, 09:20 PM
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Apr 12 2006, 04:51 AM
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I remain convinced of what I said in 1999: if you are going to call some things "planets" at all, it must be on the basis of their being above some size -- and since that size is ultimately entirely arbitrary, let's set it at some figure that (just barely) lets Pluto retain its historical status that everyone's used to, while not letting a lot of smaller riffraff join the club. 2000 km seems the perfect figure for this purpose. Then -- for the sake of everyone's sanity -- let's DROP THE SUBJECT.
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