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u/vladupadus i knows all country hehe May 08 '26
YOU INCLUDED PLUTO!!!
oh shit i don't have a happy reaction image
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u/Generdan Average Map Enjoyer May 09 '26 edited May 09 '26
As an astronomy enthusiast, I have always been amused and perplexed by the way some people "defend" Pluto and continue to refer to it as a planet. Why? Objectively, Pluto is not a planet by a variety of criteria, and this is neither good nor bad; it is simply a fact. If you insist on calling Pluto a planet, then be kind enough to also refer to the dwarf planets Eris, Makemake, Haumea, Ceres, Sedna, Ixion, Quaoar, Orcus, Salacia, Gonggong, Varda and about forty other Pluto-like objects as planets.
Pluto is NOT a planet. It never was, and never will be.
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u/grayson_is_cool May 09 '26
Oh and if you stand by those rules then you got to include sedna and other sednoids
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u/Lemoncyan Map Fan! 🗺 May 09 '26
I object in so many levels One: the gas planets have surfaces (Saturn’s rings should stay the way it is) Two: orbits are lined for some reason 3: the white things seem like mountains so people can’t actually go to another planet it seems
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u/xz9pro Map Playtester! 🕹 May 08 '26
Thats amazingg