Experiment idea: drop a nuclear bomb on Pluto and see what happens next.?

Question

I believe that once a planet stops to exist, the zodiac sign it rules and every concept that goes with it is destroyed also.
Anyone agrees with that? Anyways if one ever seeks a way to prove that we depend on the influence of planets, he/she might try that.

*At one point in St-John's Apocalypse book it's said: one "star" whose name rhymes with Bitterness will die. Consequently one third on mankind will die, most fishes will die, green plants will burn and something special will happen to women. My bet is on Uranus. : )

Answer 1

Bear in mind Pluto was not discovered until 1930. How come the astrologers did not detect it till then? Also there are moons of the outer planets that are larger than Pluto and Mercury. Why don't these have powers?

Answer 2

Pluto hasnt ceased to exist. It's still there, floating in space, rotating in the universe. If ever a planet disappears or is destroyed or ceases to exist, our concepts about astrology will be the least of our problems.

Personally, I think a better experiment would be to send Bush and Cheney to Pluto and see whether or not THEY still exist by the time they get there. That way we'll know for sure, one way or the other, whether or not the world depends on the influence of neo-con war-lovers and latter-day Christian fascist/terrorists.

Answer 3

actually..........

if you destroyed a planet every other planet in the solar system would be destroyed due to the dramatic shift in gravity

oh and a single nuclear bomb is not enough to destroy a planet

you get an "E" for being retarded

Answer 4

If you destroyed Pluto, Mickey would be lonely.

Answer 5

You would need to dig down deep into pluto's core and place the bomb there to blow it up.