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Pluto was considered a planet for less than one Plutonian year. Discovered in 1930 de-classified in 2006. Pluto take 248 Earth years to complete one orbit of the Sun.

I Heart Pluto! Pluto Heart, Heart of Pluto, New Horizons

Dear NASA Your MOM thought I was big enough, Love Pluto. Pluto has yet to complete a full orbit of the Sun since its discovery, as one Plutonian year is 247.68 years long. Pluto has five known moons. Charon the largest, whose diameter is just over half that of Pluto, Styx, Nix, Kerberos, and Hydra.

Perfect for the amateur astronomer!

Even though the Pluto flyby (New Horizons) mission happened a couple years ago (and the launch over 10 years ago), this little guy with so much love for Earth helped skyrocket my social media game to the next level. The original image was shared on Reddit and is still one of the top posts in /r/nasa as well as shared or copied or sent around the world hundreds of thousands of times.

One piece of my collection of instagram challenge #36daysoftype, this is my space edition

Never Forget

Pluto is a planet!

Just Stargaze YELLOW+BLACK

Never Forget Pluto

a unique design for the planet lovers and who like pluto and our big solar system

One hell of a mission!

They Say Pluto is not a Planet

Did I say "planet"...?

PLUTO NEVER FORGET

PLUTO NEVER FORGET

Does NASA really understand how much size matters? Pluto knows it was big enough for your mom, at least, if not for official planet status in our solar system.

Does NASA really understand how much size matters? Pluto knows it was big enough for your mom, at least, if not for official planet status in our solar system.

Discover the mysterious dwarf planet at the edge of our solar system with a captivating Pluto Space Poster from RedBubble! These stunning designs showcase the enigmatic features of Pluto, including its icy surface and its moon, Charon. Whether you're a space enthusiast or want to bring the wonders of the cosmos to your decor, these posters make a perfect addition to any space-themed collection. Shop now and embark on a celestial journey with Pluto!

Does NASA really understand how much size matters? Pluto knows it was big enough for your mom, at least, if not for official planet status in our solar system.

Does NASA really understand how much size matters? Pluto knows it was big enough for your mom, at least, if not for official planet status in our solar system.

Pluto Never Forget 1930-2006 Retro Funny gift idea christmas birthday gift for men women kids

NASA scientists discover numerous facts about Pluto and Charon on the New Horizons flyby, Pluto's blue atmosphere being one. I'm sure there is still much to be uncovered as data is streamed back across the billions of kilometres. I'm sure they're out there, just waiting for us to grow up a little more...or maybe a lot more :) This digital painting has gone through many iteration. It started as a doodle and I got carried away with it, to the point that I decided to turn it into a Grand Space Opera :)

Trap Astronaut - Solo

Illustrations provided by NASA's JPL, modified and altered by myself for commercial and personal use.

Kawaii pluto

Check our latest I Miss Pluto. Let me know in the comments section how much you liked our design.

Pluto

Planets of the solar system, in flat minimal gold style! Witness all of Pluto's glory vectorized in gold to give a look as stunning as seeing the planet itself with its warm welcoming heart pattern!

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The Solar System. A minimal design with planets and sun at almost the right scale. Earth is the pale blue dot third from the sun. This also includes everyone's favourite Dwarf Planet Pluto.

In August 2006 the International Astronomical Union (IAU) downgraded the status of Pluto to that of “dwarf planet.”

It never should have been a planet in the first place.

From last photo of Pluto by LORRI and Ralph (13 July 2015) we have seen on this planet something like heart. So this art with it:)

Pluto loves you! Do you love Pluto?