Pluto is not a planet and should be identified as a dwarf planet because of Pluto's size and location. The data shows that Gareth Williams, associate director of the IAU's Minor Planet Center said that “Pluto is not a planet, citing the official definition, which states that a planet is a celestial body that is in orbit around the sun. Is round or nearly round.Has cleared the neighborhood around its orbit, meaning it is not surrounded by objects of similar size and characteristics.” The text states that Mike Brown, of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena found more than 40 different dwarf planets. Including Ceres and UB313. According to nasa.gov Pluto has a tilted orbit Pluto's orbital path angles are 17 degrees above the line
