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I'm your host, Eric Von Hesler.

Surrounded as always by the doctrinairs.

Tim Andrews is here, Autumn Fisher is here, George Clark is here,

Jared Yamamoto is here.

And I want to let you, you may not realize this.

A bit of an anniversary today.

95 years ago today,

the planet at the time,

Pluto was discovered.

And somewhere along the line, it lost its status.

I grew up being taught that there were nine planets in the solar system.

And now my grandchildren will be taught there are eight.

So I think it's fantastic because when I read today that we discovered Pluto 95 years ago today,

I thought to myself, well, there's another thing that WSB is older then.

This station is now at 104? 104?

Believe so. Yeah, it was off to double check on this. There's 22 we came online? That sounds right. 1922. Why isn't it to plant it anymore? It doesn't meet the criteria. Thank you. It's round. Well, that's a little more than that. And it orbits the sun. I mean, your head is round. And it orbits the sun. It does orbit the sun. Ovate. Okay. Well, you know what she said. All right, you two. We just got on the air. Now, for heaven's sakes. It is considered a dwarf planet. Yes. It's lost... Interesting, so is Pluto. Yeah,, it lost It went to a dwarf planet

Which was, I don't know if that was a category beforehand

Or if they just made it up so they could put

Pluto into it

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