Assertion: planet's body | /r/HasProperty | planet
Facets:
value: currently
type: TEMPORAL
value: according to the iau
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The phrase refers to an orbiting body (a planet or protoplanet) "sweeping out" its orbital region over time, by gravitationally interacting with smaller bodies nearby.
text: Q: Does a body have to be perfectly spherical to be called a planet?
text: This raised the question of whether those bodies should be considered planets if Pluto was.
text: The body is a planet if Π > 1.
text: However, this reason is no longer considered a factor when attempting to determine if a celestial body is a planet.
text: According to the IAU, a celestial body is a planet if it meets three key criteria: It must orbit the sun; it must be large enough that it pulls itself into a round shape by its own gravity; and it must clear its orbit of other objects — meaning that it casts out other bodies in its orbit and is gravitationally dominant in its region of space.
text: A moon is a rocky celestial body that orbits, mainly, a planet.
text: A celestial body is a star, planet, moon or asteroid present in a star system.
text: This represented a choice between having a set of three distinct categories of body (planet, "dwarf planet" and SSSB) and the opening of an umbrella of 'planets' over the first two such categories.
text: This represented a choice between having a set of three distinct categories of body (planet, "dwarf planet" and SSSB) and the opening of an umbrella of 'planets' over the first two such categories.
text: A celestial body is a star, planet, moon or asteroid present in a star system.
text: This represented a choice between having a set of three distinct categories of body (planet, "dwarf planet" and SSSB) and the opening of an umbrella of 'planets' over the first two such categories.
text: The end product of secondary disk accretion is a small number of relatively large bodies (planets) in either non-intersecting or resonant orbits, which prevent collisions between them.
text: Such bodies are the Planets.
text: There are several possible answers, but the most important such bodies are the planets.
text: There are several possible answers, but the most important such bodies are the planets.
text: The five bodies currently called "planets" that were known to the Greeks were those visible to the naked eye: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn.
text: It was believed that all these bodies, called planets, revolved around the earth.
text: Such bodies are called planets.
text: Inc. The relatively large natural bodies that revolve in orbits around the Sun or other stars are called planets.