Question - How many planets orbit our sun?......n/t

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  1. Gue

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    9 known ones

    But an Amercan astronomer claims to have discovered a 10th. News out today.
     
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    A completely different planet to everybody else
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    9 n/t
     
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    Thats a good question

    No one really knows - Pluto is a bit of an iffy one as it doesnt fit the pattern of the others, but there also could be others futher out, which are impossible to spot from here as they are too far away from the sun to reflect any light back
     
  7. Gue

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    erm

    They found a tenth one in October 2003.
     
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    Dont understand the Erm

    I didnt say how many there were, and no one knows how many there are out there beyond pluto (which is a debateable one for a planet - though it is officially recognised as one)
     
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    RE: Dont understand the Erm

    Well Nasa say it's a planet.
     

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