The solar system’s ultimate participation trophy winner.
The solar system’s ultimate participation trophy winner.
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The eternal underdog of the solar system: smaller than our Moon, farther than Neptune, and now officially too insignificant to be called a planet.
Proof that even in space, politics and gatekeeping win: one day you’re a planet, the next you’re just “Pluto the dwarf” because some IAU bureaucrats needed to feel important.
The dwarf planet that proves size doesn’t matter unless you’re trying to stay in the official planet club.
The little guy that orbited faithfully for billions of years only to get its planet status revoked in a committee meeting.