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Our dedication to Pluto, our Ninth Planet in the Solar System, still carries on forward to all
of the new generations of children, teachers, scientists, moms and dads, students and
astronomers here on Earth today. If we let it!
Our mission here at plutoisaplanet.us is to Preserve the Ninth Planet in our Solar System
and to celebrate it's very wonderment.
The very Definition of a Planet in the Solar System has been changed in recent years by the
International Astronomical Union. This membership of roughly 10,000 scientists and
astronomers who name the Planets, Stars and other objects in our Solar System, have failed
us scientifically with their new definition. Their new definition clearly states that a
celestial body needs to have "cleared the neighbourhood" around its orbit to be considered a
Planet. If it has not cleared its neighbourhood, then it is considered a "dwarf planet". Their
definition calls Pluto a "dwarf planet" and names Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter,
Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune as the eight planets. This is clearly not the case, because
Neptune and Pluto have not cleared both of their orbital neighbourhoods (Both Neptune
and Pluto cross each others orbital paths), also Mars, Jupiter and Earth have not clear their
orbital neighbourhoods either. For this reason the IAU's definition has no validity along
with the very way the definition was voted on by the IAU on August 24, 2006 (see
Opinion's Page). A new definition should be considered and voted on properly, by all of the
scientific community.
Our dedication is one that will be constant and steadfast. Thank you for visiting our
website and please email us your comments.