Pluto No Longer a Planet! HUH?

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Polly wrote

Something tells me there is more to this Pluto demotion than is being revealed or thought. I am waiting for some info to come out soon. My first impression, whacky as it may seem, is that this demotion represented the results of a battle in the solar system involving Pluto. Of course, anything of that sort wouldn't be in the mainstream news. Polly

This is a very interesting comment to make Polly. What makes you feel there was a battle?As you know, Pluto is a Draconian Reptilian Space Station as Charon is. Such forms of technology however are nothing compared to the vast Space Fleets that the mysterious Star Nation who are amassing in the Kuiper Asteroid Belt. This Star Nation has been in that part of our Solar System for many years but was a smaller Space Fleet than the huge one in the Kuiper Asteroid Belt.

[Polly]

Avatar, like all of the countless intuitive or psychic impressions I receive, this one came quietly as I was reading the news about Pluto being demoted.  Thanks for asking.  :) 

[Richard]

I came across this article on Rense and it sounds like the voting on Pluto’s status was rigged. 

Pluto -- Another
Astronomical Voting Folly
By Mary Sparrowdancer
Copyright 2006 - All Rights Reserved
8-28-6

In what is surely destined to be remembered as one of the biggest, most highly publicized scientific clunkers of all time -- one giant step backward for mankind -- a handful of scientists in the International Astronomical Union (IAU) voted last week to limit the size of our solar system to no more planets than can be counted on two God-given hands.  Our ninth planet, Pluto -- the only known binary planet in our solar system -- was therefore given the boot as were the other recently discovered, problematic planets that were exceeding the apparent "count on two hands only" limit.  

"Eight is enough," has become the popular new mantra being chanted by some, although it seems more appropriate for a Monty Python skit than for a learned conclusion drawn by those whose job it is to study is the universe.  Even grade school children are now confused.  "Is Pluto still there?" one child recently asked.  "But what if eight is not enough?" another asked.  Indeed.  What if eight will never be enough, because as we continue our space explorations we will continue to discover that there is more, not less, to our solar system and universe than previously known.   

Dr. Alan Stern is a planetary scientist at the Southwest Research Institute and he is Principle Investigator of NASA's "New Horizons."  Having lifted off in January of this year, New Horizons is our first robotic spacecraft that is at this time majestically en route to Pluto and beyond.  On board is a compact disk containing the names of more than 430,000 people who wanted to somehow be a part of this extraordinary mission of exploration to our ninth planet, even if only in name.  It would seem that such numbers alone indicate something of a consensus among humanity that we recognize Pluto as our ninth planet.  The question of the day then becomes, how did 428 scientists in the Prague decide for the entire world that there are only eight planets, removing planetary status from Pluto and others recently discovered?   

Dr. Stern, who is among the many scientists who were unable to cast a vote in the Prague meeting on August 24, 2006, explained in an email that of the 8,900 members of the IAU, only 428 were actually permitted to cast votes on Pluto's status for the simple reason that only 428 people were physically present in the room.  Those unable to be present in the room in Prague on August 24, 2006 (following what has been described by other astronomers as a "contentious debate") were unable to vote.  Dr. Stern described this as a "farce," likening it to the chaos that would result if all Americans were required to travel to Washington, D.C. in order to vote for a president.  "It won't stand," he said of the lopsided vote.  

Astronomers are calling for a petition requesting a revote and a more realistic method of voting - something that much of the entire world appears to be badly in need of at this time.   

In the meantime, Yes, Virginia, there is a Pluto.  It is still there and it is very real.  A few scientists will simply be pretending for a while that it no longer exists as our ninth planet.  The rest of us, however, can continue to believe in the obvious. 

http://www.rense.com/general73/pluto.htm

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Alot is happening in our Solar System. It is becoming very busy out there. The changes that will eventually come from what is happening in our Solar System will help to transform Human Consciousness.Earth then will become a world of happiness at long last.

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Astrology will play an ever increasingly important role as Human Consciousness changes and people realise that we live in a Universe of frequencies and energy vibrating at different rates but first the current system of control has to be neutralized and disposed of by the mysterious Star Nation in the Kuiper Asteroid Belt.

[Astrojewels]

Avatar,

I agree totally with you, astrology has always been utilized by the leaders of the world, although most do not admit it, many government decisions are made by the energy of the solar system. They also plan operations, weddings and funerals with this energy. It is just kept hush, because they do not want the general population knowing how much influence the movement of the planets creates. Thanks for your input, you are very knowledgeable with the galactic movement, maybe you could teach me as I would like to learn more about it.

Karen