(136108) Haumea
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Haumea is a dwarf planet.[1]
(136108) Haumea
Summary
(136108) Haumea is a dwarf planet[1]. (136108) Haumea draws 87 Wikipedia views per month (dwarf_planet category, ranking #3 of 3).[2]
Key Facts
- (136108) Haumea is credited with the discovery of Pablo Santos-Sanz[3].
- (136108) Haumea is credited with the discovery of José Luis Ortiz Moreno[4].
- (136108) Haumea is credited with the discovery of Michael E. Brown[5].
- (136108) Haumea's instance of is recorded as dwarf planet[6].
- (136108) Haumea's instance of is recorded as cubewano[7].
- (136108) Haumea's instance of is recorded as gravitationally bound system[8].
- (136108) Haumea's site of astronomical discovery is recorded as Sierra Nevada Observatory[9].
- (136108) Haumea's site of astronomical discovery is recorded as Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory[10].
- Haumea is named after (136108) Haumea[11].
- (136108) Haumea followed (136107) 2003 EY58[12].
- (136108) Haumea was followed by (136109) 2003 FA22[13].
- (136108) Haumea's minor planet group is recorded as dwarf planet[14].
- (136108) Haumea's minor planet group is recorded as trans-Neptunian object[15].
- The location of (136108) Haumea was Solar System[16].
- (136108) Haumea is part of Haumea family[17].
- (136108) Haumea's Commons category is recorded as 136108 Haumea[18].
- (136108) Haumea's parent astronomical body is recorded as Sun[19].
- (136108) Haumea's child astronomical body is recorded as Hiʻiaka[20].
- (136108) Haumea's child astronomical body is recorded as Namaka[21].
- (136108) Haumea's child astronomical body is recorded as ring of Haumea[22].
- (136108) Haumea's Unicode character is recorded as 🝻[23].
- (136108) Haumea's provisional designation is recorded as 2003 EL61[24].
- (136108) Haumea's time of discovery or invention is recorded as March 7, 2003[25].
- (136108) Haumea's asteroid family is recorded as Haumea family[26].
- (136108) Haumea's significant event is recorded as discovery[27].
Body
Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include dwarf planet[6], cubewano[7], and gravitationally bound system[8].
Origins
Haumea is named after (136108) Haumea[11].
Use and Application
(136108) Haumea is part of Haumea family[17].
Influence
Things named for (136108) Haumea include Haumea family[28], an asteroid family[29].
Why It Matters
(136108) Haumea draws 87 Wikipedia views per month (dwarf_planet category, ranking #3 of 3).[2] (136108) Haumea has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[30] (136108) Haumea is known by 47 alternative names across languages and contexts.[31]
Entities named for (136108) Haumea include Haumea family[28], an asteroid family[29].