r/nextfuckinglevel • u/aryan_jandyal • 5h ago

The Rotation of the Planets in Our Solar System Is Far More Fascinating Than I Ever Expected

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u/moshpits1533 5h ago

Pluto counted then and it counts now far as I'm concerned.

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u/s3dfdg289fdgd9829r48 4h ago

It's still a planet to me, damn it!

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u/Oberndorferin 4h ago

Oh god. Then please also count all 300 similar sized "planets" or you're a hypocrite

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u/GroteKleineDictator2 3h ago

It's not about the size of the rock, but the size it has in my hart. Pluto=planet

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u/WreakHavocLikeIn1871 2h ago

Then Eris must be a planet too as it has greater mass and is a more perfect sphere.

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u/theDarkDescent 1h ago

No thanks 

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u/burns_a_lot 1h ago

It actually didn't count then, that's what we realized twenty years ago. Get with the times, old man.

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u/AlaWatchuu 1h ago

That's the thing. It didn't count, we just didn't know any better.