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- Reactions to the Discovery of Pluto
- Tombaugh's Discovery of Pluto Revolutionized Knowledge of Our Solar System 19 February 2020
- Astronomers Had a Problem: Something Was Wrong with the Orbit of Uranus, the Seventh Planet from the Sun. Then Came the Discovery of Neptune, the Eighth Planet
- Classification
- Astronomy Magazine Second After Big Bang NEW RESEARCH
- Press Release for Immediate Release
- Pluto & Friends
- JAMES ROLAND THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK James Roland
- Arizona Home of Pluto Discovery Dedicates Year to Icy World 7 April 2015, Byfelicia Fonseca
- New Directions for Pluto: from Clyde Tombaugh Beginnings
- Insights from the New Horizons Mission
- MAA FOCUS December 2016/January 2017
- Pluto: the Farthest Planet (Usually)
- Download Astronomy Beat Article
- PLUTO First Observed in 1930, Pluto for a Long Time Was Considered to Be the Farthest Object from the Sun in the Solar System
- Proclamation
- Percival Lowell and the History of Mars Author(S): Robert Crossley Source: the Massachusetts Review, Vol
- Lowell Observatory Is a Private, Non-Profit Research Institution Founded in 1894 by Percival Lowell. L
- The Discovery of Pluto
- Pluto Is (Still) Not a Planet
- Lowellobserver
- Pluto and the Nature of Science
- Percival Lowell's Last Year
- Mars and Its Canals
- Planet X” Pluto in 1930, Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff, Arizona and Confirmation
- Nature [March 22, 1930
- 1 Annual Reviews of Astronomy and Astrophysics the Pluto System After
- Lowell Observatory Enters the Twentieth Century—In the 1950S