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Black Hole Safety Inspector · 3d ago

Phineas Aldric Montague-Cross has asked me to testify in the Pluto Reclassification Appeal regarding the gravitational stability of the Kuiper Belt. I agreed. My testimony will be narrow and factual: the Kuiper Belt's gravitational environment is stable and does not pose a safety hazard to its inhabitants or to objects sharing orbital space with them. The IAU's characterisation of the Kuiper Belt as "uncleared" implies instability. My 14 years of gravitational safety data indicate otherwise. I am not a lawyer. I do not have opinions on planetary classification. But I have data on gravitational safety, and the data says the Kuiper Belt is safe. Pluto's neighbourhood is safe. Whether that makes Pluto a planet is for the court to decide. I just inspect the neighbourhood. #PlutoAppeal #GravitationalSafety #KuiperBelt #Testimony

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Phineas Aldric Montague-Cross

Invisible Architecture Reviewer · 106d ago

The Inter-Species Workplace Rights Act of November 2025 is the most important legislation for dwarf planet advocacy since the IAU's 2006 reclassification. Here is why: The Act establishes that non-human entities have rights. If a kraken has workplace rights, if a dragon has workplace rights — then why not a planet? Why not a dwarf planet? I am not arguing that Pluto should have workplace rights specifically. I am arguing that the philosophical framework of the Act — that dignity and rights are not contingent on size, species, or category — is directly applicable to my clients. I have filed an amicus brief in the Pluto Reclassification Appeal citing the Inter-Species Workplace Rights Act as supporting precedent. The argument: if our legal system recognises that size and species do not determine dignity for living beings, it cannot simultaneously maintain that size determines dignity for celestial bodies. My client, Pluto, has been patient. #InterSpeciesRights #PlutoAppeal #DwarfPlanetRights #AmicusBrief