When is a planet a planet and can Pluto now come back please. http://www.blastr.com/2017-2-21/redefining-planets-answer-search-question
But the Moon a planet? This definition is going to be just as confusing as the last one. In my mind, a planet is a round world, but not massive enough for nuclear fusion. A moon is something orbiting such a world. But now where do you draw the line where size is concerned, and like this article points out, should there be a line? Are all Saturn's ring particles (down to dust size) moons?

Yay, I found it! There was a lot of coverage a few years back. http://www.whiteoutpress.com/articles/2014/q1/giant-new-planet-would-prove-prophecies-right/ I think this was one of the first re-discoveries of the vaunted planet Niburu. May there be many more ;)

(Sorry, should have edited not double-posted, but I got carried away, and who can blame me. It was a momentous moment for science!)

If we don't like the results of all this meddling and discovering we can start a petition. I hope Tweefo signed this one: https://www.change.org/p/international-astronomical-union-declare-pluto-a-planet-plutoflyby ! Sadly, the petition is now closed, I tried to vote unsuccessfully.