Pluto

Pluto
Political Specifications
Designation	Sol KB1930A
Affiliation	unaligned
Location	Sol system
Sector
Quadrant	Alpha/Beta
World Status	Non-Resource
Orbital Characteristics
Distance (AUs)	39.48
Orbit	10
Orbital Zone	Kuiper Belt object
Orbital Duration	248.00 years (90,560 days)
Physical Characteristics
Class	D
Rotation Duration	5.03 hours
Satellites	0
Atmospheric Density	trace
Gravity (g)	0.63
Diameter (d)	0.19
Surface Area (a2)	0.03
Water Area (%)	none
Landmasses	predominantly land covered
Tectonic Activity	none
Volcanic Activity	none
Resource Availability	Non-abundant (unsurveyed)
- Normal Metals	N/A
- Special Metals	2
- Radioactives	N/A
- Gem Stones	N/A
- Industrial Crystals	N/A
Population Data
Population Capacity	974,176,311
Dominant Lifeform	N/A

Astronomical Data

Names

• Sol X
• Pluto

Satellites

Natural

• Charon (Sol KB-1930AB) - binary partner of Pluto
• Hydra (Sol KB1930AAa)
• Nix (Sol KB1930AAb)
• Kerberos (Sol KB1930AAc)
• Styx (Sol KB1930AAd)

Artificial

• none

History

The discovery of Pluto was rooted in a misconception. When analyzing the orbits of the planets, scientists found that the orbit of Uranus didn't match their calculations. This discrepancy was thought to be the result of gravitational interactions with a more distant planet. However, Pluto is not massive enough to affect the orbits of the planets, and the discrepancy eventually turned out to have been caused by an overestimation of the mass of Neptune.

Important Locations

• none