Zack Hill by John Deering and John Newcombe for January 06, 2016

So which of them isn’t really considered a planet? Methinks Stinky. (You’re so getting an F for this, Zack.)

Hey, I think I like his names better!

Here we go: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars Jupiter, Uranus Neptune, and Pluto (who cares if it is a “dwarf star”?).

He must’ve read it ‘re-name’.

josh doesn’t like things with rings?

Saturn? Who would name a planet after a car?

Nine? Guess Zack missed the memo where Pluto was downgraded, since when there’ve only been eight planets in our solar system.

Haven’t you heard? "Harvard science historian Owen Gingerich, who chairs the IAU planet definition committee, argued at a forum last month that “a planet is a culturally defined word that changes over time,” and that Pluto is a planet."

Hee hee hee!

Jupiter, Saturn, Pluto, Uranus?, Mercury (burned up), Neptune? Venus, Mars (the red planet) and Earth

It could have been worded more plainly.

Well, the Test didn’t say he had to use the names the Astronomers gave them 1000 Yeas ago..So, Zack Re-Named them to suit himself.

All NINE of them.