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The Truth About Pluto’s Demotion

August 24, 2006 by Jim Connelly

Today, in shocking news, Pluto was demoted from Planetary status to something called a “Dwarf Planet.”

The official story by the International Astronomical Union was that Pluto was too small to be an actual planet, and thus the demotion. But why was Pluto considered a planet for all of those years? And why so suddenly, when just a couple of days ago, Pluto’s planetary status seemed assured? And will, as a Dwarf Planet, it be forced to change its name to “Gimli?”

In a Medialoper Multiverse Exclusive, we have learned the shocking truth about Pluto’s demotion.

Sources with the International Astronomical Union told us that Pluto’s has tested positive for something called PGH, or Planetary Growth Hormone.

“That’s how it was able to fool Clyde Tombaugh and everybody else for all of those years,” said one scientist, “and of course, you have to consider the times: during the Great Depression, people were crying out for a new planet. And so many looked the other way when — all of a sudden — this object just suddenly showed up. We were all too happy to ask too many questions.”

The PGH went undetected for all of those years because scientists hadn’t been able to devise tests for it until very recently.

When contacted by Medialoper, Pluto denied any wrongdoing, saying that it had no idea how the PGH got into its core, and furthermore, predicted that it would be exonerated as soon as the “B” sample was tested.

The debate has already started on whether or not Pluto will make the Planetary Hall of Fame, with some scientists pointing out that it had 75 good years prior to this scandal, and others figuring it for a cheat from the very start. It is eligible for the Hall of Fame five years after the Sun goes supernova.

  • Pluto demoted, no longer considered a true planet

Filed Under: Unexpected Results Tagged With: International-Astronomical-Union, Pluto

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  1. OneEar says

    August 24, 2006 at 12:39 pm

    Pluto is an impostor!!!! It shouldn’t even be allowed in the same solar system. It is NOT part of the grand design, it is a squirmy little wannabe!

    The disgrace is that of the 2,500 astronomers in attendance at the IAU, only about 300 showed up to register their disgust with Pluto. Don’t these people care?

  2. Jocelyn .O. says

    September 14, 2006 at 6:29 pm

    PLUTO SHOULD STILL BE APART OF THE SOLAR SYSYTEM!!! OUR CHILDREN WERE BROUGHT UP KNOWING THE SOLAR SYSTEM AND NOW WHAT DO WE TELL THEM? PLUTO DOESNT EXSIST?? I DONT THINK SO. PLUTO SHOULD STAY AS WE KNOW IT, AND AS OUR CHILDREN KNOW IT. FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO SAY PLUTO IS AN IMPOSTER…. YOU ARE WRONG. THE WORLD IS COMING TO AN END AND NO ONE NOTICES. THESE THINGS ARE HAPPENEING FOR A REASON. JUST GET READY. ONE DAY, IT JUST WONT MATTER ANYMORE.

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