Why is PLUTO included?
PLUTO appears as a space-vocabulary entry in the easy and medium lists. It is a dwarf planet, so its inclusion does not mean the puzzle lists nine planets.
Travel from SUN, MOON, and EARTH to space vocabulary such as ASTEROIDS and HELIOSPHERE. The medium list includes planet names plus PLUTO, while the hard selection reaches into broader astronomy. Compare the entries before playing: this collection is about space vocabulary, not a list of planets alone.
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PLUTO appears as a space-vocabulary entry in the easy and medium lists. It is a dwarf planet, so its inclusion does not mean the puzzle lists nine planets.
No. EXOPLANET and SUPERNOVA extend the theme to wider astronomy. Separate those terms from names such as CERES, TITAN, and PHOBOS for a follow-up research activity.
Travel from SUN, MOON, and EARTH to space vocabulary such as ASTEROIDS and HELIOSPHERE. The medium list includes planet names plus PLUTO, while the hard selection reaches into broader astronomy. Compare the entries before playing: this collection is about space vocabulary, not a list of planets alone.