Illinois State Government Declares Pluto a Planet »

Posted By TechnologyExpert 9 months ago in Science & Technology

The Illinois state government has been reeling from the January impeachment of former Governor Milorad "Rod" Blagojevich.  So to try to take the people's minds off the debacle, or maybe to satisfy their inner love of astronomy, the state Congressional leaders have crafted a rather curious resolution.

The House passed a measure "reinstating" Pluto as a planet .  The announcement from the state's Congress reads:

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    smithichie8 months, 4 weeks ago

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    They can declare Rush Limbaugh a planet, it doesn't make it so. Emotional arguments are not the deciding factor of what is and isn't a planet.

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      david_nwpa8 months, 4 weeks ago

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      Pluto and its neighboring hunks of rock are far too small to be considered planets. At one time, wasn't Pluto most likely a moon of Neptune?

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