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Most are also known as Kuiper belt objects (KBO's) or plutoids, except Ceres, which is an asteroid.

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A minor planet is another term used to refer to asteroids in the solar system. These rocky bodies are smaller than planets and are typically found in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. They are also known as planetoids.

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The asteroids.

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What planet is known as the minor planet?

Pluto


A minor planet or planetoid?

A minor planet, also known as a planetoid, is a celestial body in orbit around the sun that is neither a planet nor a comet. They are small rocky bodies that are primarily found in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. One well-known minor planet is Ceres, which is also classified as a dwarf planet.


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Among the traditional 9 planets which planets are considered as dwarf planets?

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When was Minor Planet Bulletin created?

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What is the fifth planet from the sun also known as the largest planet?

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What has nine planets?

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