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Eva Holmes
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13 March, 07:33
Why is Pluto different from our other planets?
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Khalil Reed
13 March, 07:41
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Pluto is a dwarf planet that's why
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Madilyn
13 March, 07:58
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It's not considered a planet anymore, but it's different because:
It has no rings, all gas giants do.
It has less than 10 moons.
It's extremely small.
It's not a gas giant.
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