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  • Least Gravity Planet: Exploring Eris and Planetary Classification
    The question is a bit tricky! Here's why:

    * Pluto is no longer classified as a planet. It's now considered a dwarf planet.

    * Gravity is determined by mass and size. Smaller objects have less gravity.

    So, while Pluto *used* to be the "planet" with the least gravity, it's not a planet anymore.

    The dwarf planet with the least gravity is likely Eris. It's slightly more massive than Pluto, but it's also a bit larger. This means its surface gravity is slightly less than Pluto's.

    Important Note: There are many other dwarf planets in our solar system, and their exact gravity is still being studied!

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