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THE PREDICTABLE
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The Dwarf Planet Makemake Go Down Go Up
Makemake is a likely dwarf planet and perhaps the second largest Kuiper belt object, with a diameter approximately two-thirds that of Pluto. Its extremely low average temperature, most likely means its surface is covered with methane, ethane, and possibly nitrogen ices.
Makemake has one known satellite.
The Dwarf Planets
Makemake
(m5pr-planet-makemake.makemake) The Dwarf Planets, Makemake

Facts about Makemake
Discovered: Mike Brown and team
Discovery Date: 31 March 2005
Planet Type: Dwarf Planet, Kuiper Belt Object
Average Distance from Sun:
Perihelion: 3.54 million miles
Aphelion: 4.904 million miles
Equatorial Diameter: 880 miles
Axil Tilt (to orbit): unknown
Inclination to Ecliptic: 28.96 °
Length of Day (rotation period): unknown
Length of Year (orbital period): 309.88 years
Orbital Eccentricity: ~0.16
Surface Gravity (amount times Earth gravity): 0.051
Surface Temperature: -382 ° F.
Moons: 1
Rings: None

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