Pluto is still considered as a dwarf planet (there seem to be other dwarf planets among the Kuiper belt objects), but, according to recent findings, there might be a ninth, bigger planet in our universe - beyond Neptune, or, perhaps, even more.
Yes, most objects over a certain size, also because of it's own gravity,but not all dwarf planets are.
You are right, what if a group of Plutonians decide we are no longer a planet? Where would we go?
Pluto will always be a planet to me -_-
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8 (Pluto's planetary status has been reinstated according to the Lowell Observatory, which incidentally, discovered Pluto in the first place)
;-D
It depends on your definition.
And many arguments are merely arguments over definitions.
I count Pluto as a planet.
I think there are more than 9 planets in the universe.
Pluto is a planet
Pluto is still considered as a dwarf planet (there seem to be other dwarf planets among the Kuiper belt objects), but, according to recent findings, there might be a ninth, bigger planet in our universe - beyond Neptune, or, perhaps, even more.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planets_beyond_Neptune
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2012/05/120511-new-planet-solar-system-kuiper-belt-space-science/
https://www.caltech.edu/news/caltech-researchers-find-evidence-real-ninth-planet-49523
Pluto is round, has an atmosphere and shows seismic activity.
The new footage from New Horizons alone could be enough to give it back it's former status as a planet
You are right, what if a group of Plutonians decide we are no longer a planet? Where would we go?
I don't like to say this but 8.