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Why Pluto Should Be Considered A Planet
In conclusion… (restate thesis)because Pluto is round just like any other planet and shouldn’t be judged by its size, it should still be a planet. Also, because it has a clear orbit. This is because Pluto has not only cleared its path, but it has a greater disadvantage of having objects in its radius. My third reason is because Pluto orbits the sun. Pluto’s orbit has an average distance of 58 km (kilometers) from the sun and is much further away from the sun than Earth is. This is why i think Pluto should be considered a

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