Save Pluto - the small Traveller in outer Space!

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   Name: Rene on Aug 25, 2006

   Comments: Ich muss das ja wohl unterschreiben. Wenn man was startet, muss man da auch hinter stehen. Außerdem: SAVE PLUTO!

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   Name: Anonymous on Aug 25, 2006

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   Name: George on Aug 25, 2006

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   Name: Ei|n|all on Aug 25, 2006

   Comments: Stoppt die Benachteiligung von kleinwüchsigen Planeten! Für mehr Toleranz im Universum!

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   Name: Tapedeck on Aug 25, 2006

   Comments: Pluto ist mein Lieblingsplanat weil mich schon immer fasziniert hat das wir da niemals hinkommen könnten ;) Save Pluto!!!

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   Name: OLiver Gassner on Aug 25, 2006

   Comments: Save Pluto!

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   Name: Anonymous on Aug 25, 2006

   Comments: Keine Planetendiskriminierung wegen Kleinwüchsigkeit! Schon mal was vom Gleichbehandlungsgesetz gehört

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   Name: Save-pluto.net on Aug 25, 2006

   Comments: save PLUTO!!!

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   Name: Anonymous on Aug 25, 2006

   Comments: The discovery of Pluto led to many questions about the planet. One of the most puzzling was the fact that Lowell had predicted that Planet X would have a mass 6.6 times that of Earth. The tiny dot that was actually discovered could not possibly be that big, unless it was extraordinarily dark. Estimates of its diameter, for example, ranged from 6,000 to 14,000 kilometers. After the discovery of Charon in 1978, which permitted determination of the mass through a few simple calculations, the mass of the Pluto system was determined to be about 500 times smaller than that of the Earth. This was a huge long-term mistake and I am glad that it is now corrected.

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    Name: Gerd on Aug 26, 2006

    Comments: Hallo! Ich bin auch dafür, dass Pluto gerettet wird! Viele Grüße Gerd

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    Name: Gerd on Aug 26, 2006

    Comments: Hallo! Ich bin auch dafür, dass Pluto gerettet wird! Viele Grüße Gerd

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    Name: Lena Dietrich on Aug 26, 2006

    Comments: NEED PLUTO!!!

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    Name: Markus Reinhardt on Aug 26, 2006

    Comments: NEED PLUTO!!!

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    Name: Agathe Rudzik on Aug 26, 2006

    Comments: pluto find ich ich gut!

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    Name: Fullewasser on Aug 27, 2006

    Comments: Wir brauchen den Pluto, für immer und ewig!!

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    Name: Brian M. Janice on Aug 27, 2006

    Comments: Liberty for Pluto...!

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    Name: Anonymous on Aug 27, 2006

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    Name: Alexander Haberl on Aug 27, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Aug 27, 2006

    Comments: SAVE PLUTO!

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    Name: Jöran KUSCHEL on Aug 27, 2006

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    Name: Fredrik Sundt Rynhildsvoll on Aug 27, 2006

    Comments: Save pluto... It's not the size that mathers

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    Name: Bettina Wapf on Aug 28, 2006

    Comments: Bring us Pluto back!

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    Name: Jim Forde on Aug 28, 2006

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    Name: Simon on Aug 29, 2006

    Comments: Ihr habt jawohl nen Vollschaden! Die Begründungen, die die Astronomen abgeliefert haben sind einleuchtend und beugen weiteren Unklarheiten vor, ihr Deppen!! Würde man Pluto weiter als Planet anerkennen, müssten die Schulbücher noch ganz anders umgedruckt werden, da ansonsten hunderte gleichgroßer Himmelskörper in die Kategorie der Planeten aufgenommen werden müssten, da Pluto leider sehr viele gleich große Kumpanen hat. DAS wäre VERWIRRUNG, kapische!! Die Entscheidung ist getroffen und das zum Wohle der von euch beschriebenen armen kleinen Kindern, also lasst den Scheiss, man.

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    Name: Stefanie Müller on Aug 30, 2006

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    Name: Philipp Artmann on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: Pluto ist der tollste......

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    Name: Stuurkopp on Sep 4, 2006

    Comments: PLUTO muss bleiben. Wo kommen wir denn da hin !!! Nur weil ein paar "angebliche" Wissenschaftler mal eben sich was ausgedacht haben. Wer fliegt als nächstes raus Ich sag nur eins: "Wehret den Anfängen"

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    Name: YoYo on Sep 6, 2006

    Comments: Pluto my zodiac sign's planet!!! Save PLUTO!!! The best of all planets

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    Name: YoYo on Sep 6, 2006

    Comments: Pluto my zodiac sign's planet!!! Save PLUTO!!! The best of all planets

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    Name: Sebastian on Sep 7, 2006

    Comments: Pluto ist feeling.

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 8, 2006

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    Name: Ruby on Sep 8, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 9, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 14, 2006

    Comments: SAVE PLUTO!!!

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    Name: Norbert on Sep 15, 2006

    Comments: Lasst die Finger vom Pluto! Irgendwann nennt man unsere Erde"Kleiner Zwerg"

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    Name: Ingo KARL on Sep 17, 2006

    Comments: Pluto ist ein Planet.

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    Name: Ingo KARL on Sep 17, 2006

    Comments: Pluto ist ein Planet.

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    Name: Peter Cermak on Sep 18, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 18, 2006

    Comments: Save the Pluto!

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    Name: Ilka Renard on Sep 24, 2006

    Comments: I'm skorpio and Pluto has always been my planet. Please give it back to all of us who haven't lost their imagination and feel at one with the dark black sky with its millions of diamonds, searching for our real home...

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    Name: Karina on Sep 28, 2006

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    Name: Daniel on Oct 1, 2006

    Comments: Wehret den Anfängen !

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    Name: Anonymous on Oct 2, 2006

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    Name: Yisrael Asper on Oct 3, 2006

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    Name: Please Save Pluto on Nov 7, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 7, 2006

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    Name: Laurel Kornfeld on Nov 15, 2006

    Comments: Pluto has three moons, orbits the sun, and even has an atmosphere, all characteristics that make it a planet.

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    Name: Tom Crowe on Nov 17, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 29, 2006

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    Name: Bella Liberty on Feb 14, 2007

    Comments: Pluto Petition On August 24th 2006 the International Astronomical Union general assembly in Prague declared that Pluto is no longer a planet. But it would not be wrong to say that IAU made the decision on Pluto was not on the reasonable definitions, IAU just made its decision on size of celestial body. Actually the planet Pluto is a smallest, furthermost and mysterious planet in our solar system. Fist step we have to consider that: 1. Pluto is not an asteroid. 2. Pluto is not a gas ball. 3. Pluto is not a satellite 4. It is not a floating or drifted body. Second step we should consider that: 1. Pluto is a solid round object . 2. Pluto has its own orbit as same as other 8 planets. 3. Pluto has regular Sidereal period ( 248.5 years ) 4. Pluto has Sidereal period of Axial rotation ( 6.39 days.) 5. Pluto has it’s own satellite ( Moon ) within it’s Radius. 6. Pluto has largest orbit and its orbit is so eccentric, some years it is closer to sun than than Neptune. 7. Its sidereal period of axial rotation is much faster than Mercury and Venus. 8. Its has fully Ephemeris data. Also we have to consider on these good questions: 1. Pluto is smaller than our earth’s satellite (moon) but why it has an independent orbit or our moon is bigger than Pluto but why the moon is orbiting within our planet Earth and it has no independent orbit 2. Our Moon is bigger than Pluto why it has no sidereal period of Axial rotation. 3. Our moon is bigger than Pluto but why it couldn’t be escaped form Earth influence and Pluto is smaller than our Moon but why it can escape from Neptune’s influence and getting independent orbit. 4. Pluto has a smallest body how does the solar influence affects on it So the IAU has to consider above definitions and IAU must have reasonable definition for making decision on a planet or not According to above definition Pluto is a mysterious planet in our solar system and also it is a terminate point or it is our terminate planet in our solar system. *** According to astrological point of view Pluto is most powerful planet and September 11 event 911 happened to America and today world on fire is because of Pluto’s influence and its combinations. Therefore Pluto is mysterious planet in our solar system. Bella Liberty ( Astro- Philosopher )

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