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what is it that separates the wheat from the chaff? the planets from the dwarf planets? and who defines such matters? well, that would be the International Astronomical Union or the IAU (or the I and U) there are 3 conditions of which 2 are shared by both planets and dwarf planets 1. they both orbit around the sun (as we orbit around each other) 2. they both have sufficient love...so that they assume a hydrostatic equilibrium (heart) shape (i may have fudged some details) now the one distinction between the two is that planets must 3. "clear the neighborhood" around their orbit i.e. be gravitationally dominant such that there are no other nearby bodies of comparable size and i write this application to the IAU today so that we will no longer be dwarf planets for nobody in this neighborhood nor any neighborhood could ever have a love as dominant as how much we love each other <3
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Aug 8, 2021
Aug 8, 2021 at 12:51 PM UTC
we used to be dwarf planets
what is it that separates the wheat from the chaff? the planets from the dwarf planets? and who defines such matters? well, that would be the International Astronomical Union or the IAU (or the I and U) there are 3 conditions of which 2 are shared by both planets and dwarf planets 1. they both orbit around the sun (as we orbit around each other) 2. they both have sufficient love...so that they assume a hydrostatic equilibrium (heart) shape (i may have fudged some details) now the one distinction between the two is that planets must 3. "clear the neighborhood" around their orbit i.e. be gravitationally dominant such that there are no other nearby bodies of comparable size and i write this application to the IAU today so that we will no longer be dwarf planets for nobody in this neighborhood nor any neighborhood could ever have a love as dominant as how much we love each other <3
we have cleared the neighborhood
UmbrellasAreUseless
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Aug 8, 2021
Aug 8, 2021 at 12:51 PM UTC
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