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Neptune crossing 3:22:1 Plutinos classical KBOs scattered KBOs N U

J S U N P

Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Mercury Venus Earth Mars Pluto Asteroid belt

Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Mercury Venus Earth Mars Pluto Asteroid belt ?

Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Mercury Venus Earth Mars Pluto Asteroid belt ? Kuiper belt

J S U N P

# discovered KBOs Uranus Neptune Pluto Quaoar SJ

Uranus Neptune Pluto Quaoar SJ

heliocentric distance number

heliocentric distance number r -3/2

heliocentric distance number r -11

Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Mercury Venus Earth Mars Pluto Asteroid belt ? Kuiper belt

Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Mercury Venus Earth Mars Pluto Asteroid belt Kuiper belt The edge of the solar system > inner

20,000 – 100,000 AU

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J S U N P

a=480 AU e=0.85 i=12 q=76 AU Q=900 AU P=10,500 yr

Where did it come from? -in situ formation -scattered by modest-sized ~70AU -close stellar encounter

Where did it come from? -in situ -scattered by modest-sized ~70AU -close stellar encounter

Where did it come from? -in situ -scattered by modest-sized ~70AU -close stellar encounter -dense stellar birth environment