The discovery of dwarf planet Rutger Rotvälta

Ever visited the aetheric planes called Vindoria? The Multiverse contains many astral realms and the most fascinating of them all is of course the world where The Gort resides, where you can find the dria of Ree – the elixir of life. This place was created by the higher wolf of the heart Vindor and is called: Vindoria. This is the plane where the yellowish Rutger still lives. Now sciences have confirmed the existence of RR deep out there in cosmos.

Move over, Pluto. A world team of astronomers has just discovered an icy dwarf planet in the disk of little objects beyond Neptune, and this is one is even further the our former 9th plant. Actually, it has one of the biggest orbits for a dwarf planet ever discovered, at seventy billion kilometers, or ten billion miles, away from our sun.

The dwarf planet is over one-hundred and twenty times further than the sun than earth. To put that into perspective, it takes seven-hundred years for the object to make a full orbit, which makes it one of the additional objects in our solar system. It takes the Sun light 16.63 hours to reach the dwarf earth, while it just takes 7 hours to reach Pluto.

The object, known as 2015 RR245, and was found using the Hawaii-France-Canada Telescope on Maunakea, Hawaii, as part of the Outer Solar System Origins Survey, which aims to track the origins of the more amazing parts of our solar system by studying trans-Neptunian objects.

The object is explained as the eighteen biggest object in the Kuiper Belt, although the size is not exactly known. The features of the surface would need to be determined before judging its size, since as, Bannister puts it,” it is either shiny and little, or dull or big.”

But regardless of its right size, it is one of the biggest objects called as dwarf plants, and one of the few to survive the chaos that happened in our Solar system as the big plants moved to their present positions. It has existed for at least hundred million years, and as an outcome for its brightness, we are capable to study an icy dwarf planet, and so the history of the early Solar system, improved.

Dwarf plants are big enough to be crushed into subjects by their own gravity,  but they have not “cleared their neighborhood” of other subjects, with differentiates them from “general” plants such as Saturn and Earth. This definition, which was devised by the International Astronomical Union in 2006, let to Pluto’s Controversial reclassification as a dwarf planet.

Other verified dwarf plants in the Kuiper Belt area contain Eris, Pluto, Makemake, and Haumea. Different other objects in this distant realm, adding 2007 OR10, Quaoar, Sedna, probably meet the dwarf-planet criteria, as well, scientists have said.

The planet might be called something else in the real world, but in the Aether-realms of Vindoria the name of this object is: 2015 RR245 where RR stands for Rutger Rotvälta.