Dwarf Planets
By Graham Wharton
Introduction
Introduction continued-
Pluto facts:
2- Most of our dwarf planets are 3.7 billion miles from our sun.
3- The dwarf planet Ceres takes 9 hours (Earth hours) to rotate but 4.6 years (also Earth time) to orbit the sun.
5- Most Dwarf planets have moons, but some don't have any.
6- From what we know no Dwarf planets have rings.
8- The fist space mission to the kupiter belt is called "Dawn".
9- Because of their climates dwarf planets are unable to support life.
Pluto and Eris orbits-
Dwarf planets compared to Earth and the Moon-
Continued-
Pluto-
Kuiper belt
Dawn space craft-
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