Why is Mickey Mouse bigger than his dog Pluto?
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BEcause if it was to scale, you wouldn't be able to see Mickey and it is a comic, so it doesn't matter.
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Because there are still arguments whether Pluto is actually a planet, "Sedna" is larger than Pluto. But I believe the argument stems from sheer distance from the Sun, it is more of a rogue body.
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Pluto is 4,583,000,000 miles from the sun at maximum; 2,757,000,000 at minimum.  Since Neptune goes out as far as 2,824,000,000 it is occasionally closer in than Neptune!
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July 29, 2005: "It's definitely bigger than Pluto." So says Dr. Mike Brown of the California Institute of Technology who announced today the discovery of a new planet in the outer solar system.\n\nThe planet, which hasn't been officially named yet, was found by Brown and colleagues using the Samuel Oschin Telescope at Palomar Observatory near San Diego. It is currently about 97 times farther from the sun than Earth, or 97 Astronomical Units (AU). For comparison, Pluto is 40 AU from the sun\nThe planet's temporary name is 2003 UB313. A permanent name has been proposed by the discoverers to the International Astronomical Union, and they are awaiting the decision of this body before announcing the name. \nAm I right U_EVERYONE_K
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Most of the Harman-Ising and Fleischer works came about after Mickey's first apperance in November 1928. The creators of Harman-Ising once worked with Disney on the Laugh-O-Gram shorts, so it's not any wonder that the characters look similar. They all worked together once!!\nAs for Fleischer, his Mickey lookalikes didn't appear until 1929-1930. \nWhile I could find no proof that Mickey wasn't the first, it doesn't necessarily mean that no one thought of the idea prior to Mickey's debut. No one else marketed the idea of a gloved mouse beofre Disney did in 1928. Mickey actually appeared in Plane Crazy (May 15, 1928) which was a silent film never offically released to the public, so Mickey's "Official" debut came on November 18, 1928 in "Steamboat Willie."\nWhile Walt Disney considered naming his character Mortimer, his wife Lillian convinced him to change it to Mickey. Mortimer was used later as the name of Minnie's Uncle. Contrary to popular belief, no cartoons were actually released as Mickey's name being Mortimer.
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I'm not sure if this is supposed to be a joke, but obviously a mouse has far more chance of walking away from such a fall.  A hippo would probably explode upon impact.  There are several reasons why this is, the first being that the mouse, having a high surface-to-weight ratio, will have a slower terminal velocity than the hippo. There's also the survivability of the impact itself, and, once again, a small mouse is quite strong relative to its own size than a hippo, the same reason why ants are able to carry enormous loads relative to their size.  A hippo would never stand a chance.
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Mickey Mouse would win.\n\nKingdom Hearts 2 proves it without a doubt, because he wields one of the keyblades. Plus he's extraordinarily fast compared to Bugs Bunny.
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I'm pretty sure that he is a dog too.  A bulldog to be exact.  In the early Disney era, he was a cat.  But for Goof Troop, they made him a dog.
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one could find Hades amongst the 12 Gods of mountain Olympus. He was the king and gatekeeper of the underworld.No one, but Hercules managed to pass him on the way up from theunderworld to the wold of the living people. His real name was Pluton, while hades meant something like "invisible".He was son of Cronus and Rea's and had 2 brothers. He has always been a resident of the underworld, which he rules and has a dog-assistant "Kerveros" which patrols the underworld(mean dog with 3 heads and a snake's tale).Hades, visited the upperworld only once and only for a few seconds, in order to steel Persephoni, daughter of Dimitra's sister, and take her with him in his kingdom.But Zeus intervened and brought her back to her mother after 4 months.\n  Homer (the famous ancient Greek writer), wrote that Pluton was a man of many names, since no one wanted to refer to him by his real name, which awakened the fear of death. Even this name (Pluton comes from Plutos=wealth in Greek) was used by euphimism, because all riches come from the earth's underground.\nGreek mythology and painting present him as a huge, mean creature with bad manners and non reliant to any beg for mercy.
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Let's try to see this from Pluto's point of view.\n\nPluto received news in 1930 that the folks on Earth had proclaimed him as a Planet, putting him in a very exclusive group of Solar System inhabitants.\n\nPluto was very flattered indeed.\n\nPrior to this, he had been minding his own business, hurting nobody, as you rightly pointed out.  Well, almost nobody...  There were those pesky little rocks in the neighborhood that he just had to shoo away, like the little toddlers that sometimes walk right up to you in the mall.  But it wasn't very often, and Pluto was generally very well behaved in his 3:2 resonant orbit with the local neighborhood big guy, Neppy-whats-his-face.\n\nBut hey, if the folks on Earth put Pluto with Neppy, more power to you guys!\n\nBut the truth is, Pluto has been around for a long, long time, quietly doing his rounds.\n\nNow, you Earthlings decide to take away - some say "dethrone" - his title as a Planet.  Oh, the audacity!...\n\nBut in reality, the insult is felt by Pluto's friends on Earth (including yours truly).  Pluto heard about the raucous in August, but you know what?\n\nHe's still doing his rounds in the cold, dark outer reaches of our stellar neighborhood quietly and without complaining.  He's been doing it for many millennia now.  Maybe, when the boredom gets to him - or perhaps when a fit of playfulness seizes him - he may send a icy piece of rock heading our way, but I'm sure he'll aim to miss.\n\nPluto is a nice guy.  He never hurt anyone except those pesky toddler rocks.  I'm sad for him, but he knows he has friends down here.  He and his chums in the Kuiper Belt are probably laughing at Earthlings who can't seem to make up our minds.\n\nI heard Xena was about to call a neighborhood party to celebrate her ascension.  She's pissed.  Maybe she's the one who'll hurl that rock at us...
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It would be The Mouse's because 'Mouse' is Mickey's last name, making it a proper noun, so you wouldn't use the plural form. Therefor it would be The Mouse's.
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To answer your second question first (I'm just an ornery cuss), Pluto is still a member of the Solar System. It's no longer considered a planet, though. It is now called a dwarf planet because of its size and extremely anomalous orbit (so look it up already).Just like the moon. asteroids, etc. it is still part of the Solar System.\n\nAs to the 1st part of your question-------Usually, as long as Mickey gives him table scraps instead of that crap from the can.Woof!Woof!
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Mickey Mouse was Walt Disney's favorite charecter since it was the charecter that started Disney.  As he said it was all started by a mouse.
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Much larger.  It is a gas planet, where Mars is a rock planet.
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Since there are 63,360 inches per mile, and since the distance to Pluto from Earth is 2.67 billion miles, then just multiply it.\n\nThe real value: 1.69171E+14 inches, so that's a lot of inches lol
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Yes. Pluto has an eliptic orbit (not perfectly circular) which means that sometimes it will be closer to the sun than Uranus and therefore the 8th.
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Mickey Mouse is a comic animal cartoon character who has become a symbol for The Walt Disney Company. He was created on November 18, 1928 by Ub Iwerks and voiced by Walt Disney, and the mouse has evolved from being simply a character in animated cartoons and comic strips to become one of the most recognizable symbols in the world.\n\nWalt Disney himself voiced Mickey Mouse from 1928 until 1946, when sound effects man James G. MacDonald took over the role. Mickey has been voiced since 1983 by Wayne Allwine, MacDonald's former apprentice.