Seven is also the number you would give Earth if one were to count from the outside of the solar system to the inside, as any celestial traveler from beyond our solar system would do as they approach our planet.

? Pluto, the First

? Neptune, the Second

? Uranus, the Third

?Saturn, the Fourth

?Jupiter, the Fifth

? Mars, the Sixth

? Earth, the Seventh

Rather odd then that scientists would suddenly decide Pluto isn't a planet, reducing that count from 7 to 6. Their arbitrary reasons for making this decision were unconvincing. The more likely explanation is a deliberate change in symbolism of Earth.

Seven is also the number you would give Earth if one were to count from the outside of the solar system to the inside, as any celestial traveler from beyond our solar system would do as they approach our planet.

? Pluto, the First

? Neptune, the Second

? Uranus, the Third

?Saturn, the Fourth

?Jupiter, the Fifth

? Mars, the Sixth

? Earth, the Seventh

Rather odd then that scientists would suddenly decide Pluto isn't a planet, reducing that count from 7 to 6. Their arbitrary reasons for making this decision were unconvincing. The more likely explanation is a deliberate change in symbolism of Earth.

Seven is also the number you would give Earth if one were to count from the outside of the solar system to the inside, as any celestial traveler from beyond our solar system would do as they approach our planet.

? Pluto, the First ? Neptune, the Second ? Uranus, the Third ?Saturn, the Fourth ?Jupiter, the Fifth ? Mars, the Sixth ? Earth, the Seventh

Rather odd then that scientists would suddenly decide Pluto isn't a planet, reducing that count from 7 to 6. Their arbitrary reasons for making this decision were unconvincing. The more likely explanation is a deliberate change in symbolism of Earth.

Seven is also the number you would give Earth if one were to count from the outside of the solar system to the inside, as any celestial traveler from beyond our solar system would do as they approach our planet.

Rather odd then that scientists would suddenly decide Pluto isn't a planet, reducing that count from 7 to 6. Their arbitrary reasons for making this decision were unconvincing. The more likely explanation is a deliberate change in symbolism of Earth.