Insights How Well Do You Know Pluto?

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Greg Bernhardt's new PF Insights post titled "Think You Know Pluto?" invites readers to engage with intriguing facts about Pluto, sparking discussion on its complexities. Participants acknowledge the challenges in obtaining precise data about Pluto, with some expressing enjoyment in guessing answers. The thread highlights a playful tone, with one contributor intentionally selecting a wrong answer for comedic effect. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the mix of fun and educational aspects surrounding Pluto's characteristics and the difficulty in pinning down exact information.
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7 of 13. :smile:
 
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7 of 13. :smile:
Not bad! Some of the numbers can be tough to get exact.
 
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Not bad! Some of the numbers can be tough to get exact.
Thanks. I purposely picked one answer that I knew would be wrong - I was feeling 'comic'al. :oldwink:
 
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11 of 13.
Guessed a few of them.
 

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