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The Dense, Rocky Core of Haumea Revealed by Satellite Dynamics
The icy dwarf planets in the outer solar system are among the most enigmatic bodies known, showing activity ranging from atmospheric resurfacing to possible cryovolcanism. Yet the study of their interiors remains largely theoretical, with few empirical measurements to guide our understanding. The or
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