The planet must have a molten interior
To be considered a planet, an object must be massive enough to be rounded into a spheroid by its own mass but not massive enough to cause thermonuclear fusion. Additionally, a planet must be orbiting a star or what used to be a star, and it must not be part of a disk of similar objects, like a Kuiper belt object.
A planet can't form into a star. Stars born from cold nebulas.
Pluto is not a planet because it has not cleared everything from its orbit. The rules of a planet are:It orbits the SunIt is large enough for gravity to squash it into a ballIt must have cleared everything in its orbit (Pluto did not fulfill this).
The IAU came up in 2006 with three definitions for a planet: # It must orbit the Sun. # It must be large enough for gravity to mould it into a nearly spherical shape. # It must have cleared the neighbourhood around its orbit. The third definition excluded Pluto as a planet.
The birthday child must find each and every present.
you don't have to celebrate a new month
You must be married 25 years to celebrate your silver wedding anniversary.
No one said you have to celebrate Christmas. Christians do it because Christmas celebrate's Jesus's birth.
out of respect
because they are a religious thing that we must celebrate!!
None, a planet has to fill all these qualifications: 1. It must orbit the parent star directly. 2. It must have hydrostatic equilibrium to the point where the gravity makes it a spherical shape. 3. It must empty its area of orbiting debris. (This one is often contested) If something fulfills the first two qualifications it is considered in the least a dwarf planet.
A moon must orbit a planet, or it isn't a moon, it's a planet.
You must match the verb to the subject, not to the word closest to it. The subject is "the best part" so the verb would be "is." "The best part is."
because it must be a special
The planet must have a molten interior
In August of 2006, the IAU (International Astronomical Unit) declared the definition of a planet. In order to be a true planet, a planet must meet these three criteria.It must be an object which independently orbits the SunIt must have enough mass so that gravity pulls it into a roughly speroidal shapeIt must be large enough to "dominate" its orbit (ie. its mass must be much larger than anything else which crosses its orbitPluto does not meet all 3 criteria, therefore it is not a true planet, but a Dwarf Planet.