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Description 2006-16-a-full-1-.jpg | Eris and its moon. Surface details are fictional. The moon may be too small to be spherical. The Sun would be about magnitude -16.7 as seen from Eris during aphelion . And the not directly enlightened part of the disk would be in reality all dark, only the lighted crescent would be visible. |
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Hubblesite STScI-2006-16
To see a real image of Eris: Hubble Space Telescope image of Eris |
Author | NASA, ESA, and A. Schaller (for STScI) |
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