Comments by "Anony Mousse" (@anon_y_mousse) on "For the Last 33 Years, Hubble Has Been Seeing Something It Wasn't Designed For | Hubble Supercut" video.

Pluto is a planet. It has its own atmosphere, it's naturally occurring and it orbits a star.
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@mattpike7268 Technically that means it has no satellite and they both orbit a star together. It still has an atmosphere and orbits a star as well as is naturally occurring, ergo, planet.
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@mattpike7268 No, the Earth orbits a star which in turn orbits a galaxy. Learn proper compositional logic.
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@mattpike7268 Ah I see. It's a religion for you. Of course, because science never changes and corrects itself later. So carry on, you're always right if enough scientists back you up and you keep upvoting yourself.
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@mattpike7268 Not current fact, but current definition. It doesn't matter that it's wrong, you'll not be convinced of the truth until modern "scientists" tell you what it is.
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@neldastaco8656 Yes, you do have a child's mentality. Don't even bother talking to me at all if you can't counter an argument with anything more than "because these other people told me".
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@mattpike7268 Because you are. The only reason you're using that definition, which is completely subjective, is because you trust someone else to know more than you. You've done no critical thinking on the matter and don't even realize at all that it's arbitrary.
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@capricornus993 Here's a challenge for you, do some critical thinking and ask yourself why it would be necessary for nothing else to be in its orbit for it to be classified a planet, and without deferring to others for the answer. I won't even tell you to erase all that after you think about it because there are foreign objects in the same orbital path with most planets, but you might want to consider that at the very least.
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@capricornus993 And has an atmosphere.
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