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Arrokoth

node

Small body · Kuiper belt. A cold-classical Kuiper belt contact binary, 36 km on its longest axis — the most distant body ever visited (New Horizons, 2019). No figure position: elements not importable in this run. (mean distance 44.6 au, orbital period 298 years, diameter 36 km; NASA New Horizons mission pages · JPL small-body database (486958 Arrokoth).) Not a place on Earth. Listed without a figure position: JPL small-body orbital elements were not importable in this environment, and no position is invented.

A node is not a place. Drawing it on a map would assert something about the world that no stored fact supports.

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No dated observations are stored for this object. Atlas shows what was observed and when — it does not infer a history.

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    Assembled from 9 blocks · 1 evidence · 4 related

    1. Story
    2. Small body · Kuiper belt. A cold-classical Kuiper belt contact binary, 36 km on its longest axis — the most distant body ever visited (New Horizons, 2019). No figure position: elements not importable in this run. (mean distance 44.6 au, orbital period 298 years, diameter 36 km; NASA New Horizons mission pages · JPL small-body database (486958 Arrokoth).) Not a place on Earth. Listed without a figure position: JPL small-body orbital elements were not importable in this environment, and no position is invented.
    3. Knowledge
    4. Arrokoth
    5. Connections
    6. New Horizons
    7. New Horizons passes Arrokoth — the most distant body ever visited
    8. Evidence
    9. Physical and orbital parameters for the dwarf planets, planetary moons, asteroids and comets this pack records.
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    No public Signals are attached to this object. Signals show what changed and when it was observed — never a direction or a rank.

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