5 Cool Facts About Dinosaurs You Should Know

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Love learning about dinosaurs? Join us for a compilation of some of our favorite dinosaur episodes, hosted by Blake de Pastino, co-host and co-creator of the new series PBS Eons! You don't wanna miss this one! Join us here on SciShow for a roaring good time!
PBS Eons: / eons
IDTIMWYTIM: Bird or Dinosaur?: • IDTIMWYTIM: Bird or Di...
Did Dinosaurs Really Have Feathers?: • Did Dinosaurs Really H...
Could Dinosaurs Have Been Warm-Blooded?: • Could Dinosaurs Have B...
Are Plastic Dinosaurs Made from Real Dinosaurs?: • Are Plastic Dinosaurs ...
Will We Ever Run Out of Dinosaurs?: • Will We Ever Run Out o...
Hosted by: Blake de Pastino
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@poorplayer9249 6 лет назад

What they said.

@NinjaGamesWorld 6 лет назад

Same

@vizthex 6 лет назад

Alright then Buff Bill Nye, I'll accept you for this episode...

@swedneck 5 лет назад

Buff Nye

@gunzakimbo 5 лет назад

The science guy 2?

@smurfyday 4 года назад

@A G I'm glad he doesn't listen to you.

@jessicaevans7847 4 года назад

Bill Nye v Dis Guy

@jessicaevans7847 4 года назад

@@gunzakimbo more like the science guy 6

@_JayRamsey_ 6 лет назад

I wish more people would apologise for not being Hank. Speaking of which, I'm not Hank. Sorry.

@Im-Not-a-Dog 3 года назад

I am sorry you are not Hank.

@liiammiller7881 3 года назад

Sorry, also not Hank

@Tommy-be3om 3 года назад

I am not Hank either, sadly. For that I am sorry

@rainrainlsn 3 года назад

😆

@pan_man69 3 года назад

Sorry I'm not Hank I agree

@livinglifeform7974 6 лет назад

"Hi, I'm not hank" I like this new guy, he cuts straight to the chase and what we're all thinking

@Titus-as-the-Roman 3 года назад

I wish they would have included the fact that for an animal to become fossilized it takes some very specific conditions. There could be many Dinosaurs of new lineages that were very abundant but they didn't live in areas where fossilization was possible, so we would have no idea they even existed.

@nahshon9998 Год назад

Do you realize how a organism can be fossilized? There are very strict criteria for an organism to fossilize. They have to die and then be very rapidly buried in sediment laden water. A whale in the ocean that dies never fossilizes. It is rapidly eaten by other creatures. No one today can claim that fossilization happens. But it happened to a whole generation of animals that were buried in sediment laden water long ago. But not too long ago since many fossils are c14 datable which is only good to about 60,000 years. Yet we find lots of dinosaur fossils that have soft tissue in them along with blood vessels, blood cells, and collagen. Intact blood cells! In supposed dinosaur soft tissue, still pliable. In fact they find soft tissue pretty much whenever they look for it. Blood vessels! Blood cells! In supposed 65 my old dinosaur soft tissue! And that supposed 65my old soft tissue is C14 datable! As you may know C14 is only found in specimens less than 60,000 years old. It can't last millions of years. The dinosaur saga is the biggest scam in all of paleontology. It is driven by faith. A faith in dinosaurs dying out 65my ago. The wrong faith will lead one astray.

@boglenight1551 6 лет назад

I like the title, it's like "5 things you didn't know ..." but instead of assuming the content of the audience's knowledge it instead rephrased it to "things you should know" which makes you feel special if you already knew them but also attentive if you didn't, like if you don't know it, then you should pay attention and learn them. I'd like to thank SciShow for actually thinking about the presentation of their videos.

@Papershire 6 лет назад

Yes this! The amount of stupid videos that pretend you know nothing about something is annoying. Usually those videos have crappy content too.

@zeroqp 5 лет назад

shut up, nerd jk luv u

@davidgoff1368 3 года назад

Lol and then in the first video they show, the very first thing Hank says is "YOU are probably wrong!"

@greigcueto9645 3 года назад

People get sensitive over those little things?

@artemiss7106 3 года назад

@@davidgoff1368 emphasis on probably

@kinomora-gaming 6 лет назад

So is this conclusive evidence that dinosaurs shaped chicken nuggets are, in fact, scientifically accurate?

@diebesgrab 4 года назад

Unfortunately no, since they’re rarely shaped scientifically accurately. That should totally be a thing, though. Scientifically accurately shaped dino nuggets. I might never eat anything else ever again.

@imnotacat5299 4 года назад

@@diebesgrab unfortunately, you didn't get the joke....

@tiwapptya13 4 года назад

I've never thought about that

@RedCloudfield 3 года назад

@@diebesgrab i would pay a small fortune to eat accurately shaped dino nuggets

@georgeparkins777 2 года назад

And yet a trace of the true self is present in the false self...

@flipgodfrey1621 6 лет назад

I'd like to think T. rex did have feathers, but like, in a big boa round it's neck like hulk hogan.

@sandro5535 2 года назад

So far the fossils has shown scales but no feathers. So likely they devolved them to avoid overheating.

@matthewfitzpatrick4290 Год назад

he would be FABULOUS!!!!!😍

@shannonleigh8472 6 лет назад

I can't deal with the fact that birds are technically dinosaurs. My Quaker Parrot likes to laugh and make dubstep sounds. But then when he bites me I totally get it

@shroomzed2947 5 лет назад

We're technically all lobe-finned fish, similar to the coelacanth.

@plaidplatapus 4 года назад

ShroomZed we technically aren't, funny enough they addressed that on an episode of scishow

@peachxy3730 4 года назад

A.Grubie we technically are tho

@thureintun1687 4 года назад

Why are you wearing a fake eyebrow?

@johnreising3299 4 года назад

WaterspoutsOfTheDeep and your qualifications are?

@MrSERGMAN007 6 лет назад

Facts about dinosaurs? Wait, an 18 minute video of dinosaurs? Life complete

@MrSERGMAN007 6 лет назад

TheWeeklyHowlers lol

@matheausmith7373 6 лет назад

Why do you have a "Loved by SciShow" icon next to the Thumbs Up/Down button for your comment? Is this a thing now? How do you get it?

@Urahara451 6 лет назад

I find the fact he got one for this comment absolutely awesome

@suzyeide2320 6 лет назад

I’m not hank, I’m sorry. Hahahahahahah you’re forgiven. This time.

@samiyahshaikh 2 года назад

sCarY

@Dragonfangs 6 лет назад

Oh goodness seeing younger Hank super obviously just reading from cue cards is adorable. The presentation skills of everyone on sci-show has improved so much over the years.

@TheZenytram 6 лет назад

eating a dinosaur is one of the best joke in scishow.

@shookings 6 лет назад

Congratulations on the PBS show, Not-Hank

@tomstech4390 6 лет назад

Life lesson: if you can't be hank, might aswell be this guy. #NoHate

@jepleure 6 лет назад

"Fluffy feathered poodle from Hell" I will never look at a velociraptor the same ever again XD

@sonikku956 6 лет назад

jepleure Imagine a three foot tall ground hawk with teeth and claws.

@marielmorenolarrinaga862 4 года назад

The young Hank in this looks like a really, really hot nerdy guy and now I love him

@denisethasder8193 6 лет назад

HI BLAKE FROM PBS EONS

@Phil9874 6 лет назад

Denise Thasder hello nice to meet you I am also named blake

@eons 6 лет назад

Hi! (BdeP)

@Phil9874 6 лет назад

PBS Eons hello

@denisethasder8193 6 лет назад

@emmahacker4020 6 лет назад

I love that this title sound like click bate and yet its a great video because... SciShow

@awesomegreenlantern 6 лет назад

I may have ushered my friend's 2 year old into an obession with dinosaurs.

@alisoncircus 4 года назад

Good for you!

@YatiAcharya 4 года назад

You're a good parent 😁

@potatobomb13 4 года назад

Yati Acharya his friends

@cleverusernamenexttime2779 3 года назад

All 2 year olds are obsessed with dinosaurs. I know because I used to be 2 years old.

@asfodelos3225 2 года назад

is the baby still a dinosaur fan?

@devorizer5959 6 лет назад

Oooo 18min of Dino talk let me get snacks

@starlinguk 6 лет назад

I read that comments two clips in, so I can just about squeeze in snacks.

@angelpacheco1359 6 лет назад

I got cold pizza

@justintucker331 6 лет назад

I got barley wine.

@robertoarmstrong7317 6 лет назад

I got popcorn & a twix

@OrangeAlienStatus 6 лет назад

I got a honey bun and the new extra sour trolli bites

@naomibousson 6 лет назад

"Fluffy poodles from hell" is my new favorite way to describe dinosaurs.

@MrAdryan1603 2 года назад

Omg look at younger Hank! He's so cute, hahaha aw! What an awesome channel, I have just given in to the realization that most my afternoon will now be spent learning about dinosaurs bcuz this content is SO fascinating. Thank you, everyone at Scishow! Cheers

@UltraViolet666 6 лет назад

When I did a paleontology course they played a clip of what dinosaurs would have really sounded like for us over the speakers in our massive lecture room. It was actually just a bird call slowed down and deepened, but it sounded soooo eerie echoing in the theatre... So cool tho

@ruawhitepaw 6 лет назад

Why aren't you Hank? You should be Hank. Everyone should be Hank.

@Hellheart 6 лет назад

Rua Whitepaw I've never agreed with something more.

@Marin3r101 6 лет назад

Seen Hank drunk sold me for life.😂

@cinderblockstudios 6 лет назад

You should see Hank drunker... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eJcGR5ScQlI.htmlm15s

@Phil9874 6 лет назад

It's okay your just experiencing withdrawl symptoms. Be strong

@mongomoonbladder8023 6 лет назад

Hank for President !

@nacasius 6 лет назад

I came for the Science I stayed for the eyes.

@defekkto 4 года назад

"I'M NOT HANK!"

@Slattery777 6 лет назад

Best people ever making the best content on the internet

@davidreeding9176 6 лет назад

Why is this man so beautiful?

@speedweed683 4 года назад

He has the most buietifol thing of all SCIENCE

@turdl38 3 года назад

The eyes. Blake's eyes are incredible.

@jony4real 6 лет назад

The "to scale" car driving away in fear at 2:20 is the best part of the video.

@josefloberg4104 6 лет назад

I like this guy. More of him, please. Not to say I don't love the rest of you, of cousre I do. But still.

@angelicaa3597 5 лет назад

You shoul check out PBS Eons, great channel. He's one of the main hosts.

@danariusm.4283 6 лет назад

Everyone that I've seen on here have very relaxing voices which help me become intrigued with what they have to say. Thanks SciShow 👍🏽

@PaulPaulPaulson 6 лет назад

Blake de Pastino - Read and heard this name so often in so many awesome videos. Nice to see the face to the name!

@ogorangeduck 6 лет назад

I believe he's hosted SciShow or SciShow Space before

@sirBrouwer 6 лет назад

orange duck he has hosted the scishow quize between michael and Hank.

@Vicioussama 6 лет назад

You don't have to be Hank to be welcomed here as long as we get awesome knowledge :)

@BigMatty-gt7ob 6 лет назад

"I don't know who you are or what you did do Hank but I will find out "

@thegreatduchess 6 лет назад

"Fluffy Hell Puddles" - I M DYING!!!! :D

@Boarderforlife15 6 лет назад

Jesus, Blake. Those eyes. Memorizing.

@nuralimedeu 4 года назад

*Mesmerising.

@jonyboyjpk 4 года назад

Blake is hot handsome fit and intelligent. Woof!

@leecrawford6560 6 лет назад

I like this guy, Hank is cool But all their hosts are cool to listen to

@mavericklevay 6 лет назад

Lee Crawford except the female hosts 🙄

@sage5296 6 лет назад

Connor Levay wtf

@unsubme2157 6 лет назад

I dont like the red faced frumpy chick.

@federook78 6 лет назад

But the jokes and color commentary here was awful... As stupid and unfunny as in American home videos

@Iisa1010 6 лет назад

just watched this wile sorting my "left-overs" off my internship at the paleontological preparation at a dinopark. I miss it.

@happytripper02 6 лет назад

Awesome to finally see you Blake !

@miriam3848 6 лет назад

Awwwwww! Young Hank is so cute!

@lindareed8265 2 года назад

"a fluffy, feathered poodle from hell." Excellent. (6:52)

@lancewedor5306 6 лет назад

Dear Prof. de Pastino - how fine to make your acquaintance, finally! Do you currently teach and are you on facebook? I believe I've noticed your name with the credits for Crash Courses, like Astronomy with Phil Plait, for instance. Your creative output of highly valuable, meaningful, and trustworthy programming is prodigious, as is my thanks.

@melaniesipko8181 6 лет назад

why you gotta bring up pluto

@cleverusernamenexttime2779 3 года назад

Yeah, leave Pluto alone

@intermixturemusic 9 месяцев назад

The fact that these videos get millions of views restores some faith in humanity and carries on my childhood love of science shows

@hole1stdrillpresschannel 6 лет назад

That's dino-mite!

@Infuriated.cucumber 6 лет назад

Gth

@Weirdoid 6 лет назад

Dinosaurs had feather mites?

@tenou213 6 лет назад

no.

@drodit8557 6 лет назад

18 minutes??? Hell yes

@dantoxism8538 6 лет назад

What do you mean dinosaur? *That's totally a giraffe !*

@MsSwitchblade13 5 лет назад

Dantoxism Is this a quote from an old movie by chance?

@ADEpoch 5 лет назад

I'm so glad I stumbled across your channel guys. It's been great wading through the plethora of science topics, and subjects.

@MellonVegan 6 лет назад

That official definition of what a dinosaur is is one that I have never heard before in my life and I am a dinosaur palaeontologist. In our courses, we learned that there is no one distinct feature that we could use to perfectly say "this is a dinosaur and this other thing is not" like we have in mammals but rather a set of features, most of which happen to appear in most dinosaurs.

@RaptorMocha 6 лет назад

Dinosaurs rule! (and are adorable)

@lyndseywilliams3895 6 лет назад

Oh lordy, I enjoyed that video. Thank you peeps xx

@Bull-me8tz 6 лет назад

I actually burst out laughing at "Fluffy, feathered poodle from hell."

@harrietharlow9929 2 года назад

Great video! I love both SciShow and Eons. I like to bring up birds to show that no, dinosaurs are indeed not extinct. Non-avian dinosaurs, yes. Avian dinosaurs, no. Feathers would be a great adaptation in colder areas. I find it fascinating that the bird I see perched on a branch outside is actually a dinosaur, or when I eat chicken, I'm actually consuming dinosaur meat. It's nice that dinosaurs are not entirely extinct.

@factsoverfeelings1776 6 лет назад

"Pluto, still not a planet" Don't care and I will continue to classify it as such.

@Ayaforshort 6 лет назад

Blake is a silver fox... 😄 well, hello there Not Hank 😁

@deathsnitemaresinfullust2269 3 года назад

Haa! "Fluffy Hell Poodles" Love it.👍

@anthonyhewitt9397 4 года назад

Love this new cast. Seriously love the show.

@olbluelips 6 лет назад

Whh.. what? This is surreal. What episode of SciShow is this? Is this a reupload? Why does it feel so old despite it being dated Nov 2017? Why are the comments so strange? What the hell is even happening? OHHHH I understand. That first clip WAS old. I see

@laydieelle7069 6 лет назад

I like the Middle-Blooded theory of the dinosaurs. It supposedly explains how dinosaurs were able to grow so large in the first place.

@rogerlock348 5 лет назад

Really LOVE the compilations, Thank You, Roger

@kats9755 3 месяца назад

"Fluffy feathered poodle from Hell" 😂😂 that was perfect

@joannamaria1353 6 лет назад

Awesome content, looking forward to checking out PBS EONS

@mr.dr.genius2169 6 лет назад

It's an 18 minute long video but it's midnight.Am I going to watch or sleep,watch or sleep,watch or sleep.What am I even asking myself,of course I'm going to watch.

@oliviamercer2186 6 лет назад

Nobody important you made the correct choice I believe

@oliviamercer2186 6 лет назад

Cheers for that enlightenment

@maddyh8801 5 лет назад

"Fluffy Hell Poodles", and,"I'M EATING A DINOSAUR". Gotta love Hank.

@Jennifer-jq7gj 3 года назад

Love watching videos with Hank as the host. Enjoy the energy of his personality! Thank you for being originally you.

@Cythil 6 лет назад

I would stop describing dinos with feathers as adorable and cute. Quite a few of them that lives today are not so adorable and cute. I doubt that a people would see a T-rex as cute fuzzy big chicken if we saw one today.

@Angel_Billy4-30-23 4 года назад

Wow, that's incredible that they can tell all that just from a part of a fossil. These scientists are amazing. Thank you for sharing this information with us through your videos.

@cp-lk5ye 5 лет назад

DINOFUZZ.... One of the best things ive ever heard. Thank you.

@arippedpurple 6 лет назад

I love these compilation videos! Keep em comin!

@KinshipCadet 6 лет назад

Blake de Pastino? More like Blake de Pectoral!

@rainandthundersounds 6 лет назад

The Brontosaurus never existed. Childhood destroyed.

@indigophoenix12 6 лет назад

ΣHAANTI, the good news is that new studies suggest Brontosaurus and Apatosaurus might actually be different in two different genera so Brontosaurs exist again... or never stopped existing. I’ll put the a link here, but I know how people are about links on you tube so just search: Brontosaurus is Back. www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-brontosaurus-is-back1/

@KhanMann66 6 лет назад

It's been back since 2015.

@bobbyharper8710 6 лет назад

Those snarky kids that told me the brontosaur didn't exist must be really embarrassed.

@Moonbeam143 6 лет назад

He's real in my heart, and that's all that matters.

@thewolfofcomedy5966 6 лет назад

Recent research has shown that Apatosaurus and Brontosaurus are actually two separate genera, so Bronto is back and my childhood is restored,

@mrmjdza 6 лет назад

"...the giant, cataclysmic supercrap that befell the earth..." I'm in tears! "Supercrap" LOLTMEW (laugh out loud til my eyes water - just made that up) p.s. Shoutout to Bill Bailey - ROFLYSST (rolling on the floor laughing yet still somehow typing)

@therugburnz 3 года назад

14:40 I screamed inside my brain because he said "the happening whose name shouldn't be spoken". He was of course speachifying about the baco...No No No No No don't say ba...no no no no noo no. Whew, that was close.

@num1shinfan 6 лет назад

I'm still confused about the pterosaurs not being dinosaurs. I've known for a long time that they weren't but the explanation seems like it's nothing more than semantics

@thewolfofcomedy5966 6 лет назад

justin alexander they are just different evolutionarily. Both pterosaurs and dinosaurs split off from each other in the Triassic period, and the two lack the physical characteristics that each group is identified with. They are both considered archosaurs, but that is about as far as their relation goes. For example, but Big cats and Bats are identified under the Class Mammalia, but Bats are under the Order Chiroptera, and Big Cats are under the order Carnivora, thus you can call both a bat and a tiger mammals, but bats are not considered Carnivorans.

@nameless7838 6 лет назад

It's always been a somber realization to me that my 2 favourite animals are both extinct; Archaeopteryx & the Thylacine.

@TheNamelessOne888 6 лет назад

*Nameless* What if a team of scientist are secretly working on "reverse engineering" non avain dinosaurs from avian dinosaurs?

@rolandschoenke1840 6 лет назад

awsome, and informative . thanks guys

@michaelgeorge4614 4 месяца назад

I am already subscribed to Eons. Great stuff and cool people.

@Sub4CarClips 3 года назад

Fun fact they found trex scale impressions next to one of its fossils I think. T-Rex had crocodile like scales. It might have also had feathers too but probably mainly scales

@xlegendarybossx4201 6 лет назад

Is it true that kids that chew alot of gum are 97% chance of being heavy smokers when they get older 🤔

@akpabuwal 6 лет назад

mugen mugen No. They'd be too busy chewing gum

@Emily-tv1iz Месяц назад

Seeing Hank with straight hair is wild at this point for me. I'm so used to the curls 😂

@GAMEOVER-hy6xs 6 лет назад

Blake looks like he should have the nickname Big Pal because he seems super nice but also could probably lift a semi off the ground with one hand

@rashkavar 6 лет назад

Slight nitpick: Quetzalcoatlus: Probably the biggest LIVING thing that ever flew. The An-225 (largest fixed wing aircraft by wingspan), Mi-26 (largest helicopter by weight), and the Hindenburg (largest airship by volume) are all significantly larger than the Quetzalcoatlus. The helicopter's rotor diameter is about 3.5 times the wingspan, the airplane's wingspan is about 8 times as large, and the Hindenburg was about 4 times the wingspan in diameter and over 200 meters long. I know it's somewhat pedantic, but it's more worthwhile to point out that the Quetzalcoatlus is the biggest _living_ flier than it is to point out that the Great Barrier Reef is the worlds largest living structure, which most documentaries regularly point out, even though it's rather significantly larger than anything humans have built (unless you include road networks, in which case you're probably still not winning by volume because the reef is quite thick whereas roads tend to be pretty thin.)

@vantaie2350 Год назад

Clouds: Am I a joke to you?

@snaaail 6 лет назад

Hi Han...Blake

@davidschaftenaar6530 4 года назад

Blake, don't apologize for being Blake from PBS Eons. The best PBS channel. That's right, I just said that and you all know I'm right ;D

@Miamcoline 6 лет назад

Amazing stuff! Such a great channel

@novastar3990 6 лет назад

I like his shoulders.

@DigitalPyro 6 лет назад

what

@admiralcat3809 6 лет назад

Wtf

@drennyvision6141 5 лет назад

I like his not shoulders

@Joke1840 6 лет назад

Fluffy Hellpoodles!

@eamonahern7495 2 года назад

I read a news article online recently about a study that suggested stegosaurus was cold blooded and also triceratops. Therapods had a similar metabolic rate to modern day birds, which is higher than humans. I wonder, if triceratops was cold blooded, did they migrate or hibernate or both when the weather got cold?

@Papershire 6 лет назад

When Hank had the bangs, Pluto was still a planet. xD

@LazyLifeIFreak 6 лет назад

Those eyes of his, they see right through me! D:

@mr.dr.genius2169 6 лет назад

When I imagine a T-rex with feaders I just can't be terrifyed of it,no matter how hard I try.

@augustuecker1726 6 лет назад

Hard to be terrified of a Rex with or without feathers

@spicedameme5754 6 лет назад

Nobody important why?

@Kiflaam 6 лет назад

It's ok, they take care of that for you. You won't really get a choice to be scared or not.

@yanamorim5747 6 лет назад

because you've never been attacked by a huge dirty bird.

@michaelturano3296 6 лет назад

ostriches scare the beejezus out of me

@rydaddy2867 6 лет назад

"Fluffy, feathered poodle from hell." Awesome.

@jarlfenrir 3 года назад

The problem with velociraptors in jurrasic park/world is not only that they were featherless, but also they used deinonych and said it is a velociraptor.

@JiveDadson 6 лет назад

This new guy is no Hank, but then who is?

@SciShow 6 лет назад

This is Blake! SciShow's editor-in-chief and co-creator of Eons!

@gephc4 6 лет назад

Who the eff is Hank??

@username4239 6 лет назад

geph c the dude at 5:28

@NovaGirl8 3 года назад

Considering how vicious hens can be, I believe they are descendants of dinos

@zprine 4 года назад

Seeing a T-Rex: “It’s so fluffy, I’m gonna die!”

@ethanseidl6101 6 лет назад

I enjoy pizza

@novastar3990 6 лет назад

We’ve been speckledorfed!

@sonicfan2651 6 лет назад

Furyflame2 That's not even a word and I agree with ya!

@dougvanderhoop8012 6 лет назад

If a Pterodactyl isn't a dinosaur because they were not land dwelling, then why is a humming bird a dinosaur? They aren't land dwelling. I don't get it.

@kelvinkegel2304 6 лет назад

Google it.

@sonikku956 6 лет назад

Doug van der Hoop That's not the reason why. Pterosaurs are about as dinosaur as cats are dogs. Both belong to the same group (archosaurs, carnivores for cats and dogs), but they aren't to be confused with each other.

@YaeBocchi 6 лет назад

Jerry: pluto is a planet

@twonumber22 6 лет назад

It's just too different from the others.

@kingstonb8130 6 лет назад

Slamz Dunk ARE WE DISCRIMINATING AGAINST PLANETS NOW

@twonumber22 6 лет назад

No, considering Pluto isn't a planet. ;)

@technicaldifficulties3289 6 лет назад

ITS A PLANET

@twonumber22 6 лет назад

If Pluto is a planet then what's keeping Eris, Haumea, Makemake and Ceres from being given planetary status? The Moon deserves planetary status before any of those do, even Pluto.