If you answered "Eris", you are right! In a story titled, "Sorry, Pluto, You're Not Even The Biggest Dwarf Planet!", Will Dunham at Scientific American reports of Pluto's latest fall from stardom. Or planetdom.
Planetdom???
Planetdom???
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Discoveries like this always blow my mind. I've never even heard of Eris. Amazing!! What is the purpose of these planet's anyway? They just can't be there because they are.
I guess I agree with that question/answer: "If you had a million dollars, what would you do with it? If I had a million dollars I would go to outer space because what would be more important than being able to go to outer space?" What?
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