This image may not be used by or to promote the arms, nuclear power or tobacco industries or any religious organisation, or in any discriminatory way,

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This image may not be used by or to promote the arms, nuclear power or tobacco industries or any religious organisation, or in any discriminatory way, or to imply the endorsement by ESO of any product, service or activity Eris and Dysnomia. Computer illustration of the dwarf planet Eris (left) with its only known moon Dysnomia (upper right). Eris, formerly 2003 UB313 or Xena, is now thought to be smaller than previously estimated and about the same size as Pluto. Its surface is extremely reflective and probably covered in frost formed from the frozen remains of its atmosphere.

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