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Pluto is the second-largest dwarf planet in the Solar system.

Pluto may also refer to:

[edit] Mythology

• Pluto (mythology), the Roman god of the Underworld
• Pluto (goddess) or Plouto, a nymph in Greek mythology

[edit] Fiction

• Pluto (Disney), a character in Disney media
  • Pluto Junior, the son of Disney's Pluto
• Pluto, a fictional cat in "The Black Cat" by Edgar Allan Poe
• Pluto (Astro Boy), a character in Astro Boy media
• Pluto (manga), by Naoki Urasawa
• Pluto (The Hills Have Eyes), a character in The Hills Have Eyes media
• Sailor Pluto, a character in Sailor Moon media
• Pluto (Marvel Comics), an interpretation of the Roman god used in Marvel Comics

[edit] Industry and commerce

• Pluto Press, a British publishing house
• PLUTO reactor, a nuclear reactor at Harwell, Oxfordshire
• Pluto Water, a laxative product popular in the United States in the early 20th century

[edit] Military

• Operation Pluto, WWII undersea oil pipelines between England and France
• Project Pluto, a U.S. nuclear powered cruise missile

[edit] Music

• "Pluto", a song by Björk from the album Homogenic
• Pluto (New Zealand band)
• Pluto (Portuguese band)
• Pluto (Canadian band)
• "Pluto" (orchestral movement), an expansion by Colin Matthews for Gustav Holst's The Planets
• Pluto Records, record label

[edit] Transportation

• Pluto Airlines, an airline based in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
• Pluto, a South Devon Railway Gorgon class 4-4-0ST steam locomotive

[edit] People with the name

• Terry Pluto, American sportswriter
• Pluto Shervington (born 1950), Jamaican entertainer

[edit] Media

• Pluto (newspaper), the student newspaper at the University of Central Lancashire

[edit] See also

• Pluton (disambiguation)
• Plutus
• Plutonium, the element named after the dwarf planet Pluto (at that time considered the 9th and most recently discovered planet in the solar system)

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