My Element villain's name is plutonumous and his main element is plutonium. I decided to pick plutonium out of all the elements of the periodic table because it is known to be the most dangerous element and that's what villains are “dangerous”. My villain looks really generous, brilliant and strong since he is covered with layers of plutonium as well as plutonium in his veins this is done to his advantage because plutonium has a very high melting point so he could go through fire without being hurt, he also has really big eyes that glow green to make him look scary they become red depending on his mood, he has normal mouth since that doesn't really grant him any advantages however he's got really big ears so his hearing could be very precise
The young astronomer earned a permanent place in the history of science when he discovered the planet Pluto on February 18, 1930. Pluto orbit lies 3 billion miles from the sun; it takes Pluto two and a half earthly centuries to complete a single orbit around the sun. Seen from Pluto, the sun appears merely as one bright star among many. Pluto 's moon, Charon, is nearly half the size of the planet itself and orbits Pluto once in every 6.4 Earth days. From Pluto, Charon appears eight times larger than our moon appears from the Earth.
He did not have much time to make the most rational decision, he had to immediately decide whether to potentially injure five people or just one person, although neither are a circumstance anyone would want to be a part of and even though Pluto did end up killing one person, the decision he made most likely saved the lives of the children because he possibly could have killed the children if his car had crashed head on with the them rather than returning onto the road and only causing
Uranus Uranus, the first god of the sky and lord of the universe. We was born from the Chaos and Gaea. Chaos was pretty much nothing and Gaea was the goddess of the Earth pretty much mother nature. Uranus had 18 children 12 titans, 3 cyclopes, and 3 heratoncheires. His children were Cronus, Rhea, Hyperion, Mnemosyne, Themis, Coeus, Phoebe, Prometheus, Epimetheus, Metis, Oceanus, and Tethys.
To prove all these statements,one of the requirements to be a planet is to orbit around the sun according to the Astronomical Union and certainly Pluto does orbit the sun,just a bit slow. Another need that the Astronomical Union calls for is that has to be a round shape and surely Pluto is proven
It is the only planet to spin perpendicular to its solar orbital plane. William Herschel discovered Uranus in March of 1781. At first when he saw it he thought that it was just a comet. Anders Johan Lexell and Pierre-Simon de Laplace found out that it wasn’t a comet and that it was a planet! Laplace and Lexell were key in helping discover Uranus.
Pluto’s orbit also intersects Neptune’s orbit. According to science.howstuffworks.com, Pluto is not a planet due to its size. Pluto is smaller than any other planets and one of its moons Charon is half of Pluto’s size. Pluto is only 0.07 times the mass other object in its orbit.
The planet appears to spin on its side, and this seems to be a magical property - just like "Uranus" is The Magician. Neptune is the astrological planet of dreams, illusions, and confusion. The themes in "Neptune" are dreamlike and incomplete. Neptune is so far from the Earth that it is invisible to the naked eye, making the planet seem like an illusion. "
Pluto should be a planet because in Pluto: planet or not? scientists call objects planets even though the don’t fit the criteria. And they said “In fact , about 90% of the planets known to astronomers are outside the earth’s solar system .” and “some of these extrasolar planets do not fit the IAU’s definition of a planet. Yet IAU astronomers still refer to them as planets.”
However, NASA has been doing research on Pluto since the year it was founded. Speaking of which, Pluto was founded in 1931. But in all honesty, who are we to say if Pluto is a planet? We didn’t create the universe. We don’t control the planets and everything that they do.
Pluto is not a planet because it doesn’t have all the criteria needed to be defined as a planet. According to Snowbrains.com, a planet needs to orbit the sun, have enough gravitational pull itself into a spherical shape, and clear its neighborhood by being a dominant source of gravity. The text from Discoveryeducation.com states, “In 2005, space probes identified a Kuiper Belt object named Eris that is more massive than Pluto. Eris was classified as a dwarf planet within the Kuiper Belt.” In an article from Theatlantic.com, the author stated, “Upon its discovery, in 1930, scientists trumpeted that Pluto was about as large as Earth.
Pluto should not be a planet because of its eccentric orbit and small mass. ” The IAU decided that a planet had to be an object to orbit around the sun that was massive enough for gravity to squeeze it into a spherical shape. But, also it had to gravitationally dominant, and that meant it must have cleared its surrounding region of other similarly sized objects. But with everything else out there in the Kuiper belt this was Pluto’s downfall” stated Dr Marek Kukula: "Reclassification changes the way we think about our corner of the galaxy. " How Big is Pluto from Space.com states ”Pluto has a mean radius of 715 miles (1,151 kilometers), less than 20 percent that of Earth.
Just because something is smaller does not make it something else. Research suggests that Pluto should be reinstated as a planet because it meets the requirements of and behaves like a planet, has seasons, and less than half of the astronomers voted to make Pluto a dwarf planet. The definition of what a planet is has changed from this definition. “A celestial body distinguished from the fixed stars by having an apparent motion of its own (including the moon and sun), especially with reference to its supposed influence on people and events “.To this definition.
Furthermore, it should not be considered a planet because there are many other rocks up in space that are actually very closely related to it, and they share many qualities. Finally, Pluto should not be called a planet because it really just has the qualities of being considered a large asteroid, or a dwarf
Pluto has been called a planet from 1930 to 2006 why change now. To conclude Pluto should be a planet because it was a planet before so why rewrite history, if you don’t call Pluto a planet it’s like you 're calling someone
