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    Question #71246. groovey67 asks:

    A place of great importance has just become non-existant, where was it?


    Trollheart

    		Is it Pluto? Formerly the final planet in our solar system, but defrocked (if that's the term) last month by a bunch of scientists becuase apparently it doesn't meet the criteria for a planet?


    Oct 09 06, 7:34 AM
    Baloo55th

    		I wouldn't exactly describe Pluto as being of great importance - except for its influence on the orbits of the stuff around it - and anyway, it's still there and existing. I can't think of many places that have ceased to exist (rather than suffering a name change) in comparatively recent times - unless Surtsey's gone. And that's only of great importance to scientists investigation colonisation and erosion.

    Oct 09 06, 12:14 PM
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