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Discovering Pluto: A Unique Journey Through the Solar System

In "Which Planet Am I?", Ms. Lanette takes readers on an astronomical adventure to Pluto, revealing fascinating facts about this distant dwarf planet. Did you know it takes Pluto 248 Earth years to orbit the sun? With temperatures plummeting to -375 degrees Fahrenheit, Pluto is always icy and mysterious. Readers can also learn about Pluto's moon, Charon, and explore the mathematics that helped astronomers discover this celestial body. Dive into the literature and references that uncover the wonders of our solar system's outer reaches!

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Discovering Pluto: A Unique Journey Through the Solar System

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  1. Which Planet Am I? By Ms. Lanette

  2. Astronomers used math to “discover me!

  3. It takes me 248 Earth years to orbit the sun!

  4. I’m always cold. I’m about –375 Fahrenheit.

  5. I am Pluto. You can see my moon Charon.

  6. Bibliography • http://quest.arc.nasa.gov/hst/abt-pluto.html • Spinrad, Hyron. "Pluto." World Book Online Reference Center. 2004. • http://www.seds.org/billa/tnp/ • Simon, Seymour. “Our Solar System.” Morrow. 1992.

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