Eris in 3D — live position and orbit

More massive than Pluto. Its discovery in 2005 forced astronomers to define what a planet is, and cost Pluto its status. It roams up to three times farther from the Sun than Pluto.

Eris is shown at its real position, computed from NASA/JPL ephemeris data. The view opens on Eris; you can travel in time, switch between the educational overview and the true-scale voyage, and compare it with every other body of the solar system.

Radius
1 163 km
Mass
1.66 × 10²² kg
Surface gravity
0.82 m/s²
Mean temperature
-231 °C
Distance from the Sun
67.780 AU
Orbital period
203 821 days
Axial tilt
1.4°
Known moons
1

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