Yeah, there never was an option to keep 9 planets. It was either 8, all of which are already familiar, or many many more. And they wouldn’t all be added neatly at the end either. Removing Pluto was the sensible choice.
I think Pluto having been widely regarded as a planet before and having a visible heart shape on it’s surface is an easier sell. I say they are both planets.
What’s the problem with having many many planets in our solar system?
You also can’t find a good problem with this, can you?
Yeah, there never was an option to keep 9 planets. It was either 8, all of which are already familiar, or many many more. And they wouldn’t all be added neatly at the end either. Removing Pluto was the sensible choice.
What’s the problem with having many many planets in our solar system? You don’t have to remember them all.
We also have many many stars in our galaxy. We don’t have to know their names for them to still be stars.
You don’t ever see people calling for Ceres to be proclaimed planet, all they care about is Pluto.
I think Pluto having been widely regarded as a planet before and having a visible heart shape on it’s surface is an easier sell. I say they are both planets.
You also can’t find a good problem with this, can you?
Cool. Can you name all planets in the Solar System, in the correct order?
I can’t.
Yeah. To answer your question, I see that as the problem. If you don’t, well, we’ll have to agree to disagree on that one.
Do you know why you apply this logic to planets, but not stars?
I also can’t name all the planets outside of our solar system, but that seems to be less of an issue for you.
Possibly over 100.