In 1930 we discovered a dwarf planet in the Solar System. The next issue was what would it be given? People in the world suggested many names. Finally, the Venetia Burney, a teenager of the age of 11, gives the planet a pluton named Pluto. The grandmother told him to a physics professor at Oxford University, where he delivered this to his friends in the U.S.. Finally, on March 30, 1924, the name of Pluto was officially recognized. On May 1, 1930, the name of the new planet was announced. Venice Burney, who suggested this name, was rewarded with 5 gold coins
