3 years ago

How is Pluto more like Quaoar and Sedna than it is like Neptune ?

2 answers:

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Answer:

Pluto is big enough to be considered a dwarf planet, but it has not been classified as such in some peoples views such as Quaoar and Sedna.

Explanation:

The both reach the otter layers of the solar system just like Pluto and are as I said above big but not big enough to be considered a dwarf planet

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Answer: <u>Because its terresterial, a dwarf planet and in the kuiper belt</u>

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