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こんにちは。 なるべく直訳に近づけましたが、 日本語として不自然な部分には少しだけ意訳を交えています。 たぶんあなたはpluto（冥王星）――日本語ではMeiousei――を知っています。 1930年に発見され、それは太陽から９番目の惑星であると考えられました。 冥王星は非常に遠く離れた天体で、約248年で太陽の周りを回っています。 これは、それが今ある地点に前回あったのは、アメリカがイギリスから独立するよりさらに前のことであったということを意味します。 しかしながら、何がその運命だったのでしょう？ 2006年の８月、国際天文学連合は冥王星を９つの惑星の「群」から取り除くことを決定しました。 しかし私は、あなたが心を乱す必要はないと思います。 このことが昔馴染みの冥王星という名前の消失を意味するのではないのは明らかです。 それが惑星と呼ばれていようとなかろうと、冥王星は冥王星なのです。 それが太古の昔から常に旅してきたように、それはそれ自身の軌道を旅し続けるでしょう。 わたしは、宇宙のかなたの暗闇から「何が起ころうとも、私は未だに軌道を回っている」と私たちに囁きかける冥王星をほとんど想像することができます。 ※文中の「それ」はすべて冥王星のことです。
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