Pluto Planet || प्लूटो ग्रह.......
Channel: study news
Date: 2020-12-25

Pluto's size and mass is quite small - its size is only one-third that of the Earth's moon. Its orbit around the sun is also a little clumsy - it is sometimes 30 astronomical units ( 4.4 billion km) away from the sun by going inside the orbit of Varuna (Neptune). Pluto is mostly frozen like other objects of the Kiper circle. The nitrogen is made of snow, water ice and stone. Pluto takes 248.09 years, orbiting a full circle of the sun.
Pluto has a diameter of about 2,300 km, 18% of the Earth. Its color is a mixture of black, orange and white. It is said that the difference between the colors of Pluto is seen in very few objects in the solar system, that is, the colors are mostly the same. Studies conducted from 1994 to 2003 showed that the colors of Pluto have changed. The color of the North Pole was slightly brighter and the South Pole slightly thickened. It is believed to be a sign of changing seasons on Pluto.
Pluto has a very thin atmosphere consisting of nitrogen, methane and carbon monoxide. When Pluto turns away from the sun, orbiting it, the cold rises on it, and some of these gases freeze and fall on its surface like snow, making his atmosphere even more diluted. When Pluto approaches the sun, some part of this ice lying on its surface becomes gas and enters the atmosphere.
Pluto has five known satellites - the largest Sharon satellite discovered in 1978 and half of Yama's diameter, two small moons discovered in 2005, Nix and Hydra, Stix and Kerberos announced on July 20, 2011 Which is 30 km in size. Is wide. Sharon is the largest and also closer to Pluto. The center of their classrooms (barrycenter) is in the middle rather than inside it. Hence sometimes they are also called planets with zygote (joda) which move with each other. The International Astronomical Union has not yet come up with a concrete definition of the gametes dwarf planets, so at the moment Sharon is officially considered a satellite of Yama.
In 1930, American astronomer Clyde Tombou discovered Pluto and was considered the ninth planet of the Solar System. Gradually, there were some things about Pluto that were different from other planets -
Its class was strange. The remaining planets orbit the sun in an elliptical orbits outside one, but Pluto's orbit is sometimes closer to the sun and less often than Varuna's orbit.
Its orbit was sloping compared to the rest of the planets' orbit. The orbits of the remaining planets are in a single flat circle, just as the jalebi flakes are in the same flat shape. Pluto's orbit was angled by this flattened circle. Keep in mind that because of this angle, Pluto and Varun can never collide because their orbits never cross each other, although it seems to happen in pictures sometimes.
Its size was very small. Before this, the smallest planet was Mercury ,Pluto was less than half of Mercury.



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