(2003) SQ317

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(2003) SQ317 is a small trans-Neptunian object in the Kuiper Belt, notable as a likely collisional fragment associated with the dwarf planet Haumea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Kuiper Belt object
minor planet
small Solar System body
trans-Neptunian object
associatedWith Haumea NERFINISHED
belongsTo Haumea family NERFINISHED
hasAlbedo high (Haumea-family-like, inferred)
hasCategory icy body
outer Solar System object
hasDiscoveryStatus numbered minor planet
hasDiscoveryYear 2003
hasDynamicalClass classical Kuiper Belt object
non-resonant trans-Neptunian object
hasEnvironment outer Kuiper Belt
hasObservationStatus observed at multiple oppositions
hasOrbitalCharacteristic heliocentric orbit beyond Neptune
low inclination (Haumea-family-like, approximate)
moderate eccentricity (approximate)
hasOrbitalRegion trans-Neptunian region
hasOrigin collisional breakup of proto-Haumea (hypothesized)
hasPhysicalProperty elongated shape (inferred from light curve, approximate)
small size compared to major Kuiper Belt objects
hasRelation dynamically linked to Haumea collisional family
hasScientificInterest constrains composition of Haumea progenitor body
tests models of Haumea collisional family formation
hasSpectralType water-ice-dominated spectrum (inferred)
hasSurfaceComposition water ice (inferred)
is likely collisional fragment of Haumea family
isPartOf Solar System NERFINISHED
locatedIn Kuiper Belt NERFINISHED
orbits Sun NERFINISHED

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Haumea family hasMember (2003) SQ317