Hi Dirk, all - 

The problem is that there are a whole lot more plutos
which are being discovered.  A whole whole lot more.

I wonder what the public's reaction was when Ceres was
demoted back in the 1800's? It would make a good side
bar for someone.

good hunting,
Ed

--- drtanuki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hello List,
>   It appears that the only reason for dropping poor
> Pluto from the list of planets is an American
> cultural
> bias in that SIZE COUNTS.  Pluto, as do the rest of
> the planets, orbits the Sun in a somewhat regular
> manner as a planet; therefore leave its
> classification
> alone.
>   Science may change the status of Pluto; but Pluto
> will still exist as it has without any concern of
> Man`s (new-school-biased? Astronomer`s) scheme of
> things. 
>   Sincerely, Pluto fan for  9.....Dirk Ross...Tokyo 
> 
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