By : Ethan Garcia
Pluto was discovered on February 18th, 1930. By an American astronomer named Clyde
William Tombaugh. The name Pluto was given to the planet by an eleven year old girl, by
The name of Venetia Burney. The scientist wanted to keep the tradition of naming the
Planets after Roman Gods of the Underwold. Pluto was said to be the smallest Planet in
the solar system and the ninth Planet from the sun, little after Pluto was recategorized
From a planet to a Dwarf Planet, but still smaller than other Dwarf Planets meaning that
It can not clear any objects out of its path.
Dwarf Planet Pluto was discovered to have five moons Hydra, Kerberos, Nix, Styx, and
Charon the largest moon. …show more content…
Given the location of Pluto from the sun how does it affect the Planet ?
Pluto named to be the farthest planet out in the solar system and the ninth planet is very
alike earth but because Pluto takes longer orbit around the sun versus the earth, it has
longer and extreme seasons. Its tilt is much different from earth and that is was causes to
have its seasons slowly and extreme.
Why can’t humans never live on Pluto ? The very first reason that humans cannot live on
Pluto because it is so small that not everyone on earth would fit. Pluto’s atmosphere has
no natural light since it is so far from the sun, this means that there is no light or heat for ‘
humans to survive and continue life. It would be impossible to grow vegetation and
animals or humans to survive the freezing temperatures.
Having Pluto as the largest Dwarf Planet in the kupiter belt , having similarities with
Earth, but so far away from the sun it’s a very interesting planet. But not where humans
could survive. Humans would not have anything that can allow them to walk around
freely like we do on earth without freezing as soon as you step out of your