| Proper Name | None | | Minor Planet Designation | 90568 2004 GV9 | | Provisional Designation | 2004 GV9 | | Orbital Period | 273 years, 321 days | | Distance from the Sun | Semi-Major Axis: 6,309,000,000 km (42.17 AU)
Perihelion: 5,793,675,000 km (38.73 AU)
Aphelion: 6,824,325,000 km (45.62 AU) | | Eccentricity | 0.0817 | | Rotation Period | 5 hours, 52 minutes | | Diameter | 680 km | | Moons | None known | | Parent star | The Sun, yellow dwarf | | Other planets in this system | Mercury, terrestrial planet
Venus, terrestrial planet
Earth, terrestrial planet
Mars, terrestrial planet
Jupiter, gas giant
Saturn, gas giant
Uranus, ice giant
Neptune, ice giant
Numerous dwarf planets, asteroids and other bodies
| | Notes | A cubewano, one of the class of objects that circle the Sun in the far reaches of the Solar System beyond the orbit of Neptune. 2004 GV9 appears to be a spherical body with a patterned surface, and is considered likely to fall within the parameters of a dwarf planet. |
This rendering is based on the current best estimate for the appearance dwarf planet 2004 GV9. With a diameter of some 680 km, the planetoid is likely to be essentially spherical in form, and its surface appears to be patterned with lighter, more reflective regions.
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