File:Relationship of the Kuiper Belt to the Oort Cloud (opo0204i).jpg

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    English: This illustration shows that the Kuiper Belt is shaped like a disk [see inset diagram] and resides within the shell-like structure of the Oort Cloud. Located on the outskirts of the solar system, the Kuiper Belt is a "junkyard" of countless icy bodies left over from the solar system's formation. The Oort Cloud is a vast shell of billions of comets. The inset diagram compares Pluto's orbit with a Kuiper Belt binary object called 1998 WW31. The Kuiper Belt [the fuzzy disk] extends from inside Pluto's orbit to the edge of the solar system.
    Date 17 April 2002 (upload date)
    Source image from Relationship of the Kuiper Belt to the Oort Cloud | ESA/Hubble
    Author NASA/ESA and A. Feild (Space Telescope Science Institute)
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    This illustration shows that the Kuiper Belt is shaped like a disk [see inset diagram] and resides within the shell-like structure of the Oort Cloud.

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