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Pluto is not a planet because it does not have its own orbit. Which planet's orbit does it cross? Why will they never collide?
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Pluto is not a planet because it does not have its own orbit. Which planet's orbit does it cross? Why will they never collide?

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Hey there!

Pluto crossed Neptune's orbit. However, their paths do not actually cross, they just swap positions.

Hope that helps!

~Autumly

User Lloyd Rayner
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pluto is a planet


just that he is a baby planet
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