Assignment - Infographics - 069

Assignment - Infographics - 069

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Pluto - The Dwarf Planet

Objective

Design an infographic explaining Pluto, its characteristics, and why it is no longer considered a planet.

Instructions

Explore

  • Pluto’s original classification and why it was called a planet.
  • Its reclassification as a “dwarf planet” in 2006 by the IAU.
  • Key features like its moons, size, and orbit.

Plan Your Infographics

Outline sections for

  • “Introduction to Pluto” (name, discovery, and features).
  • “Why is Pluto Unique?” (its location, small size, and comparison to planets).
  • “Why is it NOT a Planet?” (focus on the key reasons, like orbit and size).

Design Your Infographics

Use visuals like,

  • A diagram comparing Pluto to Earth (size difference).
  • A timeline or chart showing Pluto’s reclassification.
  • Add planet and space-themed icons.
  • Use dark blues and greys to reflect Pluto’s icy features.
  • Use clear, small fonts for details and bold fonts for headings.
  • Arrange sections with titles like “Dwarf Planet Pluto” and “The 2006 IAU Decision.”

Add Important Details

Include,

  • Facts like “Pluto has 5 moons, including Charon.”
  • A brief comparison to planets: “Earth is ~150 times bigger than Pluto!”
  • Cite any sources used for factual accuracy.

Final Review & Improvements

  • Ensure visuals and text are well-balanced.
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