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@@ -5,15 +5,15 @@ <h1> PLUTO IS A PLANET YOU EGGS </h1>
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   <h6> You can read more on about Pluto in more detail 
     <a href="https://www.nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/k-4/stories/nasa-knows/what-is-pluto-k4.html">Here</a> on the NASA website </h6>
-  <header> What is Pluto? </header>
-  <p> Pluto <i>is</i> a planet, a dwarf planet. All that means is that Pluto is smaller than the other planets. A dwarf planet does <b>everything</b> other planets do. Orbit the sun, has an ,atmosphere, ect.</p>
+    <header> What is <b>Pluto </b>? </header>
+  <p> Pluto <i>is</i> a planet, a dwarf planet. All that means is that Pluto is smaller than the other planets. A <b> dwarf planet </b> does <b>everything</b> other planets do. Orbit the sun, has an ,atmosphere, ect.</p>
   <h4> These are what <sup>you</sup> need to do in order to be a planet </h4>
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     <li> orbit the sun </li>
     <li> have significant amount of <sub>mostly</sub> round mass </li>
     <li> is not a moon of something else </li>
     <li> has it's own gravity </li>
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   <p> Pluto had been discovered on February 18th of 1930 and was both classified as a planet and named within the same year. Being discovered in 1930 by Clyde Tombaugh an American astronomer in the Lowell Observatory. That same year a year English girl gave this planet it's name, Pluto. Since its initial planetary discovery pluto has sincebeen reclassified as a dwarf planet. Barely making a third of its orbit, Pluto was so rudely interupted in 2006 to be declassified as a planet due to their size. Pluto is only about half the size of the United States of America. And because Pluto is so far away, orbits at an angle, and is so tiny it was re assigned the title of dwarf planet.</p>
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