Universal.Transverse.Mercator
I'm an archaeologist and I use UTM coordinates every day, which breaks down the surface of the earth into 1x1 m squares so it's more accurate than w3w.
Pointless
I think that at least one qualification that something needs to have to be considered a planet is that it orbits within a certain number of degrees from the ecliptic plane. This new thing out there is orbiting with an orbital tilt of something like 45 degrees!
Personally I'd be in favour of narrowing the slice down to the point where we exclude pluto as well.
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Universal.Transverse.Mercator I'm an archaeologist and I use UTM coordinates every day, which breaks down the surface of the earth into 1x1 m squares so it's more accurate than w3w. Pointless
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Surely an example of circular reasoning...
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Is the current generation incapable of reading?
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I think that at least one qualification that something needs to have to be considered a planet is that it orbits within a certain number of degrees from the ecliptic plane. This new thing out there is orbiting with an orbital tilt of something like 45 degrees! Personally I'd be in favour of narrowing the slice down to the point where we exclude pluto as well.
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