The author posted a question in Philosophy, the Unseen
question for masters. how many planets are there in the solar system? and got a better answer
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them10
them10
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I'm no master but I think it's 9. At least that's what I was taught.
I'm no master but I think it's 9. At least that's what I was taught.
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because it's a provocative question astronomers themselves haven't agreed on yet.
because it's a provocative question astronomers themselves haven't agreed on yet.
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Eight. There were nine, but scientists have ruled out Pluto in my opinion.
Eight. There were nine, but scientists have ruled out Pluto in my opinion.
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Not long ago it was thought to be nine. Now some astronomers want it to be 8 and others want it to be 10. The first version has temporarily won out.
Not long ago it was thought to be nine. Now some astronomers want it to be 8 and others want it to be 10. The first version has temporarily won out.
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One less.
One less.
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Smart guy. Why would you want to do that?
Smart guy. Why would you want to do that?
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Although I'm no master, I can tell you that the number 9 is no longer our usual number. In time, scientists will add more steam to us like they're trying to add now!
Although I'm no master, I can tell you that the number 9 is no longer our usual number. In time, scientists will add more steam to us like they're trying to add now!
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I think the tenth one is planet X
I think the tenth one is planet X
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eight planets
eight planets
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nine. Six planets from Mercury to Saturn are visible to the naked eye and have always been known. Uranus was discovered in the late 18th century Neptune in the mid 19th century and Pluto in 1930. if we take into account that scientists crossed Pluto out of the list of planets, that makes 8. Again, some read the massive asteroids Ceres-Haeron the companion of Pluto as planets as well because planets must be massive enough that the forces of self-gravity could not withstand the rigidity of its constituent rocks. Thus, the substance inside the planets is in hydrostatic equilibrium, and the planets themselves have almost spherical shape. The remaining smaller and non-circular bodies would be classified as small bodies in the solar system. Right no?
nine. Six planets from Mercury to Saturn are visible to the naked eye and have always been known. Uranus was discovered in the late 18th century Neptune in the mid 19th century and Pluto in 1930. if we take into account that scientists crossed Pluto out of the list of planets, that makes 8. Again, some read the massive asteroids Ceres-Haeron the companion of Pluto as planets as well because planets must be massive enough that the forces of self-gravity could not withstand the rigidity of its constituent rocks. Thus, the substance inside the planets is in hydrostatic equilibrium, and the planets themselves have almost spherical shape. The remaining smaller and non-circular bodies would be classified as small bodies in the solar system. Right no?
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For so many years it was 9 and now it's 8.
For so many years it was 9 and now it's 8.
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as far as I heard 8 - the last two types there are not two planets but a planet and a satellite. but I don't know. it's late. I'm sleepy
as far as I heard 8 - the last two types there are not two planets but a planet and a satellite. but I don't know. it's late. I'm sleepy
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I know for sure it's 10! 1 I was watching the news on Channel 1.
I know for sure it's 10! 1 I was watching the news on Channel 1.
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Now it's 8. There's less Pluto.
Now it's 8. There's less Pluto.
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Are there any at all? How many of you smart guys have been there? Nobody! Maybe it's a mirage.
Are there any at all? How many of you smart guys have been there? Nobody! Maybe it's a mirage.
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One more one less will change anything on our planet?
One more one less will change anything on our planet?
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Eight.
Eight.