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Icarus, 2002 We study the effects of a Mars-like planetoid with a semimajor axis at about ∼60 AU orbiting embedded in the primordial Edgeworth–Kuiper belt (EKB). The origin of such an object can be explained in the framework of our current understanding of the origin of the outer Solar System, and a scenario for the orbital transport mechanism to its present ...
A Brunini, M D Melita
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All planetesimals born near the Kuiper belt formed as binaries
Nature Astronomy, 2017 The cold classical Kuiper belt objects have low inclinations and eccentricities and are the only Kuiper belt population suspected to have formed in situ.
Wesley C Fraser +2 more
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COLOR-INCLINATION RELATION OF THE CLASSICAL KUIPER BELT OBJECTS [PDF]
Astronomical Journal, 2008 9 pages, 4 figures, 3 tables. Accepted for publication in The Astronomical Journal (2008 August 21)
N Peixinho +2 more
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Visible and infrared photometry of Kuiper Belt objects: searching for evidence of trends
Icarus, 2003 We present new visible–infrared (V−J) observations of 17 Kuiper Belt objects, of which 14 were observed in the visible and infrared wavebands simultaneously to limit the effects of lightcurve variations. Combining these data with our previously published
Neil Mcbride, S F Green, J K Davies
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Investigating Possible Spindown of Arrokoth by Collisions with Small Classical Kuiper Belt Objects
Introduction: The New Horizons flyby of Arrokoth revealed an ancient, contact binary planetesimal [1,2]. Arrokoth’s both lobes’ respective principal axes are aligned within a few degrees [2], and such configuration suggests a co-orbiting Arrokoth before the coalescence of its two lobes [3].Xiaochen Mao +11 more
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Sublimation of ices during the early evolution of Kuiper belt objects
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 2023D Prialnik, Prialnik Dina
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The formation of the cold classical Kuiper Belt by a short range transport mechanism
Icarus, 2021R Gomes
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Kuiper Belt Objects: Relics from the Accretion Disk of the Sun
Annual Review of Astronomy and Astrophysics, 2002Jane X Luu, David C Jewitt
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Visible and Infrared Photometry of Fourteen Kuiper Belt Objects
Icarus, 2000J K Davies, S F Green, Neil Mcbride
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