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Posted by Roger Bagula on September 1, 2006, 4:56 pm
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http://pleasesavepluto.org/pluto/petition-to-iau/

Petition for IMMEDIATE REVERSAL of decision to demote Pluto to “Dwarf
Planet” by the International Astronomical Union (IAU)

451 Signatures (View Signatures) Sign Petition Bookmark on del.icio.us
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ATTENTION:

* Ron Ekers (outgoing IAU President)
* Catherine Cesarsky (incoming IAU President, Member of the Planet
Definition Committee)
* Jan Palous (Chair of the National Organising Committee)
* Richard Binzel (Member of the Planet Definition Committee)
* Karel van der Hucht (incoming Secretary General)

Some things are immutable and we thought that there will always be four
seasons, seven Dwarfs, four Beatles, three Stooges and nine planets (see
articles, here and here).

We, the signatories herein, comprising of concerned citizens of the
world strongly object to the decision and seek the IMMEDIATE REVERSAL of
the Result of the IAU Resolution votes to demote Pluto from a planet to
a ‘dwarf planet’. Furthermore, experts like University of Tennessee
Physics Professor Bill Blass (see WBIR.com article) and NASA’s head of
New Horizons mission to Pluto, Dr Alan Stern, ridicules the definition
and states that it would have never passed ‘peer review’ (see BBC article).

We trust that the International Astronomical Union (IAU) will take into
account the feedback of the concerned citizens and experts seriously
enough to consider the reversal of their decision.

Sincerely,

Concerned citizens (see the list of signatories and their own comments)
451 Signatures Please sign petition

Posted by Hud Nordin on September 3, 2006, 11:02 pm
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>Petition for IMMEDIATE REVERSAL of decision to demote Pluto to “Dwarf
>Planet” by the International Astronomical Union (IAU)

A reversal? Go from a formal definition of Solar System "planet" back to
no definition?
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Posted by <tapwater on September 5, 2006, 8:15 am
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Reconvene the IAU? You must be an IAU member looking for a second paid
vacation.

> http://pleasesavepluto.org/pluto/petition-to-iau/
>
> Petition for IMMEDIATE REVERSAL of decision to demote Pluto to “Dwarf
> Planet” by the International Astronomical Union (IAU)
>
> 451 Signatures (View Signatures) Sign Petition Bookmark on del.icio.us
> Email Petition to Friend Digg It!Digg this story ?
>
> ATTENTION:
>
> * Ron Ekers (outgoing IAU President)
> * Catherine Cesarsky (incoming IAU President, Member of the Planet
> Definition Committee)
> * Jan Palous (Chair of the National Organising Committee)
> * Richard Binzel (Member of the Planet Definition Committee)
> * Karel van der Hucht (incoming Secretary General)
>
> Some things are immutable and we thought that there will always be four
> seasons, seven Dwarfs, four Beatles, three Stooges and nine planets (see
> articles, here and here).
>
> We, the signatories herein, comprising of concerned citizens of the
> world strongly object to the decision and seek the IMMEDIATE REVERSAL of
> the Result of the IAU Resolution votes to demote Pluto from a planet to
> a ‘dwarf planet’. Furthermore, experts like University of Tennessee
> Physics Professor Bill Blass (see WBIR.com article) and NASA’s head of
> New Horizons mission to Pluto, Dr Alan Stern, ridicules the definition
> and states that it would have never passed ‘peer review’ (see BBC
article).
>
> We trust that the International Astronomical Union (IAU) will take into
> account the feedback of the concerned citizens and experts seriously
> enough to consider the reversal of their decision.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Concerned citizens (see the list of signatories and their own comments)
> 451 Signatures Please sign petition




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