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This category lists the Transformers planets. While science defines a '''planet''' as any object [[Solar system|orbiting a sun]] with an empty path and sufficient gravity to not tear apart or deform, the definition of "planet" used in Transformers context is a bit different (ANYTHING with gravity can be a planet). Over the course of the many continuities of Transformers, a lot of planets have been encountered, most of them sustaining life. It should be noted that in some continuities they are vastly different in atmosphere and gravitational pull, while in others, they're JUST LIKE EARTH.
This category lists the Transformers planets. While science defines a '''planet''' as any object [[Solar system|orbiting a sun]] with an empty path and sufficient gravity to not tear apart or deform, the definition of "planet" used in Transformers context is a bit different (ANYTHING with gravity can be a planet). Over the course of the many continuities of Transformers, a lot of planets have been encountered, most of them sustaining life. In some continuities they are vastly different in atmosphere and gravitational pull, while in others, they're JUST LIKE EARTH.
[[Category:Space]]
[[Category:Space]]

Latest revision as of 10:13, 7 July 2011

This category lists the Transformers planets. While science defines a planet as any object orbiting a sun with an empty path and sufficient gravity to not tear apart or deform, the definition of "planet" used in Transformers context is a bit different (ANYTHING with gravity can be a planet). Over the course of the many continuities of Transformers, a lot of planets have been encountered, most of them sustaining life. In some continuities they are vastly different in atmosphere and gravitational pull, while in others, they're JUST LIKE EARTH.