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Why Pluto is *not* a planet A while back, Pluto was the ninth planet from the sun. It was also the smallest planet. But not any more. Just how did it get 'kicked out' of our family of planets? And who are its 'real' family members? Astronomers have already named three other objects in the solar system that are about the same small size as Pluto. They are Ceres [SEAR-ees], Makemake (MAH-kee-MAH-kee], and Eris (AIR-iss].

These objects, along with Pluto, are much smaller than the 'other' planets. Ceres orbits in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. Makemake, like Pluto, is part of the Kuiper [KI-per] Belt, which is a region of trillions of icy objects orbiting beyond Neptune.

Eris' orbit is even farther out. If they're not planets, then what are they? Astronomers have put these objects into a new family called dwarf planets.