Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10705564 Planetary and Space Science 2005 12 Pages PDF
Abstract
Lastly, by analyzing orbital properties of classical TNOs (42AU99.63% confidence level. Furthermore, more massive classical bodies are anomalously present at a<43.5AU, a result statistically significant and apparently not caused by observational biases. This feature would provide a new constraint for transneptunian belt formation models.
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Higher albedos and size distribution of large transneptunian objects
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