@loganj.2329
Always was and always will be a planet
@deloresmonteiro2342
Pluto you are and will always be my favorite planet! Love you and your 🤍💯
@vernonbeebejr4827
To me Pluto will always be a planet. It is what we were taught and learned in school. Makes no sense to change its status after all these years/decades to be not classified as the ninth planet. Hopefully in time someone will revert back to being labeled a planet.
@juanrangel6880
Nice to see Pluto get some 💕
@SOMETHING8U
Yes and here was have Pluto back from the intermission of a world discovering itself. I have always been fascinated by Pluto. Yessssss
@ImagineIf-SciFi
It's fascinating to think that Pluto might have complex features like underground oceans or geysers. Discovering these could really change our understanding of the solar system :planet-orange-purple-ring:
@LEDewey_MD
New Horizons spacecraft was launched in January 2006, and flew by Pluto in July 2015 (and has already sent us all those gorgeous pics!!) So I estimate this video was created late 2006 or early 2007....about 17 years ago! Kind of dated.
@alwayshavestrengthjoy7450
In 2006, 2024 & beyond Pluto will always be a planet and can never be demoted. It is the planet of transformation…Take flight!
@juanrangel6880
Ahhhh.. The 9th planet getting some love... Yeah i know... But it'll always be #9 to me baby!! Great channel, Holmes 🧐🧐🧐
@fredrickmarsiello4395
Bring back Pluto's planetary status!
@IsabellaIsabella-mc1tx
❤Pluto is wonderful and very interesting ❤
@gailhowes9398
Thank you for your excellent demonstration, it helped me to visualize the sizes☺️
@JuanCervantes-s4v
This is important 😊
@BongoBaggins
Ah, Pluto the dwarf planet which makes it a real planet, because dwarf people are real people. Clicks immediately
@sgt.mayhem9737
What! This is the former planet Pluto? No narrator, it will always be the planet Pluto. 🤨
@Pluto_the_9th_PLANET
I’m mysterious:) 0:26
@aldryg
The video is from 2008. It would be great to mention the small detail it is OUTDATED in its description.
@internalwarrior2410
If it has enough gravity to create a sphere that's enough to consider it a planet in my books
@Synthematix
They know the temperatures on planets millions of miles away yet cant get it right here on earth.
@wit-wielder