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Is Pluto from the Kuiper belt?
« on: 18/07/2015 20:19:11 »
With its low mass and distance from the Sun how can it generate anything geologically?
Is it possible with its strange elliptical orbit that it is a relatively recent lost moon from the inner solar system or from one of the gas giants?
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