Quit Whining. Pluto’s Not A Planet — An Astrophysicist Explains

The head of NASA says maybe Pluto is a planet after all. He is wrong because Pluto is part of the rest of the solar system ...

‘Make Pluto A Planet Again,’ Says NASA Chief. Is He Right?

Is Pluto a planet? NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman told Congress on Tuesday, April 28, that Pluto should be recognized as a planet, 20 years after its status changed.
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Could Pluto Once Again Be Considered a Planet? New Remarks From NASA’s Administrator Highlight an Enduring Debate Among Scientists

Two decades ago, the International Astronomical Union—which defines and names celestial bodies—redefined the criteria for ...
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NASA chief wants to give Pluto back its planet status

Twenty years ago, Pluto lost its planet status, a decision that still sparks debate. Today, NASA's new chief, Jared Isaacman, ...

NASA is preparing new research that could finally settle the debate over whether Pluto is a planet

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, the billionaire entrepreneur and former astronaut, is once again pushing for a planetary promotion. Isaacman’s focus revolves around the far-off icy world of Pluto, ...
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Is Pluto a planet? My grandkids aren't convinced | Opinion

While most of my columns over the more than 20 years that I have written them for the Kitsap Sun have dealt with serious issues -- wars, addictions, family struggles -- sometimes a lighter issue ...
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Is Pluto a planet? NASA's chief says it should be

WASHINGTON — At a U.S. Senate committee hearing this week, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said that he believes Pluto should be classified again as a planet — a distinction that was removed from ...
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Why Pluto is the planet (yes, we said ‘planet’) we need right now

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Guests visting the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona during the I Heart Pluto Festival gaze at celestial objects from the ...
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Pluto and the folly of planethood

Last week NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman appeared before the U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee to answer questions about the space agency. When Senator Jerry Moran of Kansas asked Isaacman about ...