- A
sednoid is a trans-Neptunian
object with a
large semi-major axis and a high perihelion,
similar to the
orbit of the
dwarf planet Sedna. The consensus...
- (provisional
designation 2015 TG387) is an
extreme trans-Neptunian
object and
sednoid in the
outermost part of the
Solar System. It was
first observed on 13...
- 2012 VP113 is a trans-Neptunian
object of the
sednoid po****tion,
located in the
outermost reaches of the
Solar System. It was
first observed on 5 November...
- than the
scattered ETNOs, but are
still relatively close to Neptune. The
sednoid or
inner Oort
cloud objects, with
perihelia beyond 50–60 AU, are too far...
-
objects of the
Kuiper belt, the
scattered disc and
detached objects with the
sednoids being the most
distant ones. As of
February 2025, the
catalog of minor...
- the
prototype of a new
orbit class of
objects named after itself, the
sednoids,
which include 2012 VP113 and Leleākūhonua, both
celestial bodies with...
-
perihelion at a
distance of 76 AU from the Sun.
Sedna is the
largest known sednoid, a
class of
objects that play an
important role in the
Planet Nine hypothesis...
- than the
scattered ETNOs, but are
still relatively close to Neptune. The
sednoids or
inner Oort
cloud objects, with
perihelia beyond 50–60 AU, are too far...
-
Distribution of
cubewanos (blue),
Resonant trans-Neptunian
objects (red),
Sednoids (yellow) and
scattered objects (grey)...
-
perihelion orbits similar to that of
Sedna are
termed sednoids. As of 2024,
there are
three known sednoids: Sedna, 2012 VP113, and Leleākūhonua.
These objects...
