Does the solar system have Pluto, or has it been destroyed?

Pluto's status as a “dwarf planet” is once again stirring debate. This comes as some planetary scientists are trying to have Pluto reclassified as a planet – a wish that's not likely to come true. Pluto has been known as adwarf planet for more than a decade. read more

Pluto has not been destroyed. It continues being part of the solar system. The only thing that has happened to Pluto recently is that the definition of "planet" has been refined in a way that Pluto is now called a "dwarf planet" and not a "planet" anymore. read more

Actually, the farthest planet of the solar system Pluto has neither died nor has been destroyed. Yes, there were rumours about the death or destruction about Pluto. But the scientific truth is that, it has only been affected by depreciation and has become so little as to be categorized as a dwarf planet. read more

The planet Pluto has been reclassified as a Dwarf Planet. It still exists, and is still part of our solar system. It has not been destroyed. The misconception probably arises because we used to list nine planets in our solar system, and now we only talk about eight planets. I hope this helps. read more