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Why is Pluto no longer considered to be a planet? It is too far away from the Sun. It is not round. It has not cleared other objects from its orbit. It has too many moons

Why is Pluto no longer considered to be a planet? It is too far away from the Sun. It is not round. It has not cleared other objects from its orbit. It has too many moons
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Why is Pluto no longer considered to be a planet?

It is too far away from the Sun.


It is not round.


It has not cleared other objects from its orbit.


It has too many moons

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It’s too small to be considered a planet therefor it’s a dwarf planet
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