r ppl planning to visit pluto in 2010?
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Heck no.  We are going to the moon that year.  Pluto is a long way away.  If your thinking about thye robotic "new horizons" program, that will land on pluto in July, 2015.  Thats 5 years later.  I apolligize, but no.\n\nThe key is timing.  Only once every several hundred years can the planets align for a rocket to be sent to pluto.  It will last a while, but after that, your waiting for a long time.  I estimate we will return there in...say...2567 or something around that.  If we ever go to there...\n\nUnless I hibernate in my studies and become a god of wisdom and knowledge so i can path a path of good and truth to walk/teleport faster than anyone to get there.
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take a rocket sit in the rocket programme the rocket that you have to go to earth to pluto
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very veyry soon by 2010
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Yes, they are planning for 2010.
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Ten. A new planet has been discovered that is approximately the same size as Pluto. It has not yet been formally named. Check http://www.nasa.gov/vision/universe/solarsystem/newplanet-072905-images.html for more info:)
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Let's try to see this from Pluto's point of view.\n\nPluto received news in 1930 that the folks on Earth had proclaimed him as a Planet, putting him in a very exclusive group of Solar System inhabitants.\n\nPluto was very flattered indeed.\n\nPrior to this, he had been minding his own business, hurting nobody, as you rightly pointed out.  Well, almost nobody...  There were those pesky little rocks in the neighborhood that he just had to shoo away, like the little toddlers that sometimes walk right up to you in the mall.  But it wasn't very often, and Pluto was generally very well behaved in his 3:2 resonant orbit with the local neighborhood big guy, Neppy-whats-his-face.\n\nBut hey, if the folks on Earth put Pluto with Neppy, more power to you guys!\n\nBut the truth is, Pluto has been around for a long, long time, quietly doing his rounds.\n\nNow, you Earthlings decide to take away - some say "dethrone" - his title as a Planet.  Oh, the audacity!...\n\nBut in reality, the insult is felt by Pluto's friends on Earth (including yours truly).  Pluto heard about the raucous in August, but you know what?\n\nHe's still doing his rounds in the cold, dark outer reaches of our stellar neighborhood quietly and without complaining.  He's been doing it for many millennia now.  Maybe, when the boredom gets to him - or perhaps when a fit of playfulness seizes him - he may send a icy piece of rock heading our way, but I'm sure he'll aim to miss.\n\nPluto is a nice guy.  He never hurt anyone except those pesky toddler rocks.  I'm sad for him, but he knows he has friends down here.  He and his chums in the Kuiper Belt are probably laughing at Earthlings who can't seem to make up our minds.\n\nI heard Xena was about to call a neighborhood party to celebrate her ascension.  She's pissed.  Maybe she's the one who'll hurl that rock at us...
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I like to think that we will have figured out a way to travel to other stars by then, but that may be wishful thinking. But I would think it is almost a sure thing that people will be traveling pretty regularly to the Moon and Mars by then.
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Pluto has been officially demoted from its status as a planet.\n\nhttp://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/link=/headline_universe/solar_system/stories_2006/pluto_nonplanet_aug_2006.html\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pluto\n\nExperts say Pluto is NOT a planet\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/newsid_5280000/newsid_5282400/5282434.stm\n\nhttp://www.timeforkids.com/TFK/news/story/0,6260,1333579,00.html\n\nhttp://hurricanes.nasa.gov/solar_system/science/pluto.html\n\nGood luck.\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.
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what a lovely question! for sure the robot should be very resistant to the low temprature we have on pluto & the electronic parts should be able to work in such a cold weather.we should also consider the low gravity of that planet.maybe we have to use something different form the stuff we have today.i doubt if they worked on pluto!
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Pluto..a cinch. Just go to Disneyland and wander around you are bound to find Pluto.  You an even hug him if you like!\n\nThe center of the Earth well that's hundreds, if not thousands of years in the future.  The heat and the pressure of molten iron (although at the exact center of the earth one would be in an anti gravity environment..like in outer space, because the mass of the earth is pulling on you exactly the same from all points around you).  The heat and pressure are unimaginable and it will take man many many generations to solve this problem.  We might just send a probe there..why risk a human being. Androids will like molten iron...they can relate to it..right!
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I have been doing a presentation on Pluto is not a planet.\n\nI put up a bulletin board with the pictures of the planets with special pages showing Ceres, Pluto, and Eris.
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The orbital period for Pluto is 90,613.3055 day or 248.09 years.
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Go to the following website to get the latest news on the Pluto - Kuiper Belt mission:\n\nhttp://pluto.jhuapl.edu/
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UB313, the 10th "planet" that is said to be bigger than Pluto.\n\nI'm not lying, read all the sources.\nBTW, the CNN news which adds support to the discovered planet is dated February 2, 2006.
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Actually, you're all wrong.  It's 2003 UB313 the recently discovered 10th planet which has not yet been given a perminent name.  As of July, 2005, the planet 2003 UB313 was approximately 97 AU from the sun, over twice the distance between the sun and Pluto (40 AU).\n\nIf you're actually wondering about the 2nd farthes planet (which may be the case as most people don't know about 2003 UB313), most of the time (including the present) it's Pluto, but Pluto has a crazy eliptical orbit (one of the reasons its status as a planet is debatable), and sometimes crosses paths with Neptune.  When I learned the order of the planets in 2nd grade, Neptune was farther away than Pluto, so instead of "my very educated mother just served us nine pizzas," we learned "my very educated mother just served us pistachio nuts."
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no there is no 10th planet.\n\nwell scientists argue that pluto is small and should not be called a planet.\n\nso when they discovered Sedna( the 10th planet), it was smaller than pluto and so was considered as a mini planet.
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talk about pluto. Even though that was a couple of months ago it is still current.