| ▲ | svachalek a day ago | |
It doesn't work for exoplanets because part of the definition is orbiting our Sun. But the exoplanet definition would define the same 8 for our star, so I don't really see where the issue is. | ||
| ▲ | skissane a day ago | parent [-] | |
Thought experiment: Suppose we (somehow) discovered an exact replica of our solar system, n light years away; would its counterparts of Ceres and Pluto be classified as exoplanets? | ||