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Also known as dwarf planets
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A dwarf planet is a space object massive enough to be round due to its own gravity, but unlike the eight major planets, it hasn't cleared away other objects from its orbital path. Dwarf planets matter because they help us understand the diversity of objects in our solar system and reveal how planets form and organize themselves.
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Vinony's link graph records 1,102 inbound references to 왜행성, and connects out to International Astronomical Union, centaur and Kuiper Belt.
It sits within the topics 1990s neologisms, Concepts in astronomy and Dwarf planets.
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- exact match
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- Category:Dwarf planets
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- Template:Dwarf planets
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