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ninty · 08-24-2006, 01:00 PM

Good, it never was a planet to begin with. It's actually a piece for the outlaying asteroid belt (kiper belt) and it decided to orbit our sun more closely instead. The problem is not whether its a planet or not, that can be easily said once there is a definition. The only reason it was ever a planet was because someone saw it up in the sky and saw tha it orbited the sun so they called it a planet not knowing its true origins.

Think of this: Pluto is smaller than our moon. All it really is is an asteroid from the kiper belt.

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ninty is Offline Major General Posts: 12,683 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Calgary	08-24-2006, 01:00 PM Good, it never was a planet to begin with. It's actually a piece for the outlaying asteroid belt (kiper belt) and it decided to orbit our sun more closely instead. The problem is not whether its a planet or not, that can be easily said once there is a definition. The only reason it was ever a planet was because someone saw it up in the sky and saw tha it orbited the sun so they called it a planet not knowing its true origins. Think of this: Pluto is smaller than our moon. All it really is is an asteroid from the kiper belt.