The Kuiper Belt

Name: The Kuiper Belt
Uploaded: 2020-02-19T08:56:16.928-05:00
Duration: 2 min 29 s
Description: The kuiper belt is like the asteroid belt, only twice as wide, twice as tall and has at least twice as many stuff. The most famous member of the kuiper belt is the dwarf planet Pluto. The kuiper belt is suspected to host as many as 100,000 objects.

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The kuiper belt is like the asteroid belt, only twice as wide, twice as tall and has at least twice as many stuff. The most famous member of the kuiper belt is the dwarf planet Pluto. The kuiper belt is suspected to host as many as 100,000 objects.

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