What minor members of the solar system are thought to have formed beyond the orbit of Pluto?

Answer 1

The most important part of a solar system is the sun at the center of the system. The sun is the foundation that keeps the solar system from flying off in different directions out into space. But more importantly Gravity is what keeps the planets in place due to the size of our sun.

Answer 2

The generic name for anything beyond Pluto's orbit is "trans-plutonian object", but that area of space is sometimes called the "Kuiper Belt", so the term "Kuiper Belt object" is also used.

Possibly the answer that the question is looking for is "comets". Some comets originate in the Kuiper Belt.

Answer 3

From the point of view of our survival, I would say that the earth, moon and sun are the critial members of the solar system.

Answer 4

Pluto, Jupiter, Earth, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus, Mars, Moon, Sun, Mercury, Venus

Answer 5

Eris is the largest minor member of our solar system. Other minor members are Pluto, Ceres, Charon, Sedna, and Quaoar.

Ceres is the largest of the asteroids.

Answer 6

Asteroids, meteors, comets, dust particles etc.

Answer 7

Asteroids,Meteors,Meteorites,Meteoroids,Comets :)

Answer 8

Yes, we are.

Answer 9

the asteroids and meteoroids.

Answer 10

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