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Slayer asked Feb 10, 2022

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Please put in your own words (Planets)

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Slayer asked Feb 10, 2022

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Answer: "The object appears to have no moons of its own."

Explanation: This sentence disqualifies the newly discovered object from being a planet because most major planets have moons. Even dwarf planets would have small moons.

Isanka Thalagala answered Feb 11, 2022

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The planet has too little mass to be a planet.

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