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BIG Trans-Neptunian objects discovered by Michael E. Brown
Name	Discovery	Named	Size km	Mass 10²⁰kg	alb	H	m	Notes	moons
(55565) 2002 AW197	January 10, 2002		768	4?	0.12	3.5	20.0	classical Kuiper belt object	Unknown
50000 Quaoar "Planet X"	June 4, 2002	Oct. 7, 2002? [+0.3y]	1110	14	0.11	2.82	19.3	classical Kuiper belt object	Weywot 40km
(307261) 2002 MS4	June 18, 2002		934	5?	0.05	3.7	20.6	classical Kuiper belt object	Unknown
(208996) 2003 AZ84	January 13, 2003		686	4?	0.11	3.53	20.2	trans-Neptunian object	unrecovered moon
90377 Sedna "flying dutchman"	November 14, 2003	September 28, 2004 [+0.9y]	995	10?	0.32	1.83	20.1	detached sednoid	Unknown
90482 Orcus "anti-pluto"	February 17, 2004	November 26, 2004 [+0.8y]	917	6.4	0.23	2.2	19.1	trans-Neptunian object	Vanth 378 km
120347 Salacia	September 22, 2004	February 18, 2011 [+7.5y]	854	4.4	0.04	4.36	20.4	trans-Neptunian object	Actaea 303 km
136108 Haumea "santa claus"	December 28, 2004	July 29, 2005 [+0.6y]	1632	40	0.80	0.2	17.3	trans-Neptunian objects	Hiʻiaka 310km and Namaka 170km
136199 Eris "Xena"	January 8, 2005	September 13, 2006 [+1.7y]	2326	166	0.96	-1.17	18.7	trans-Neptunian object	Dysnomia 685 km
136472 Makemake "easter bunny"	March 31, 2005	July 13, 2008 [+3.2y]	1434	44?	0.81	-0.3	17.0	Kuiper belt	moon 175 km
(225088) 2007 OR10 "snow white"	July 17, 2007	??? [+10.3y+...]	1535	60?	0.09	1.8	21.4	trans-Neptunian object	moon 300 km

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Trans-Neptunian objects discovered by Michael E. Brown
Name	Discovery	Size km	alb	H	m	Notes
(5587) 1990 SB	September 16, 1990
(126154) 2001 YH140	December 18, 2001	345	0.08	5.8		3:5 mean-motion resonance with Neptune
(126155) 2001 YJ140	December 20, 2001	154		7.3		plutino, resonant trans-Neptunian object
(55565) 2002 AW197	January 10, 2002	768	0.12	3.5	20.0	classical Kuiper belt object (cubewano)
(307251) 2002 KW14 [1]	May 17, 2002			5.6
(119951) 2002 KX14	May 17, 2002	455	0.10	4.86	20.4	trans-Neptunian object
(250112) 2002 KY14 [2]	May 19, 2002			5.6
50000 Quaoar	June 4, 2002	1110	0.11	2.82	19.3	classical Kuiper belt object, moon Weywot 40km
(307261) 2002 MS4	June 18, 2002	934	0.05	3.7	20.6	classical Kuiper belt object
2002 QX47 [3]	August 26, 2002			8.7
(84719) 2002 VR128	November 3, 2002	448.5	0.05	5.58		plutino
(208996) 2003 AZ84	January 13, 2003	686	0.11	3.53	20.2	trans-Neptunian object, unrecovered moon
65489 Ceto	March 22, 2003	223	0.06	6.64		trans-Neptunian object, large moon Phorcys 132km
(120178) 2003 OP32	July 26, 2003	230	0.70	3.8		trans-Neptunian object
90377 Sedna	November 14, 2003	995	0.32	1.83	20.1	detached sednoid
90482 Orcus	February 17, 2004	917	0.23	2.2	19.1	trans-Neptunian object, large moon, Vanth 378 km
(175113) 2004 PF115	August 7, 2004	406.3	0.11	4.54		Plutino
120347 Salacia	September 22, 2004	854	0.04	4.36	20.4	trans-Neptunian object, moon Actaea 303 km
2004 SC60 [4]	September 22, 2004			8.58
(120348) 2004 TY364	October 3, 2004	512	0.11	4.52	20.4	trans-Neptunian object
136108 Haumea	December 28, 2004	1632	0.80	0.2	17.3	trans-Neptunian objects, two moons, Hiʻiaka 310km and Namaka 170km
136199 Eris	January 8, 2005	2326	0.96	-1.17	18.7	trans-Neptunian object, moon Dysnomia 342 km
2005 EW318 [5]	March 8, 2005			6.0
2005 EX318 [6]	March 8, 2005			6.8
136472 Makemake	March 31, 2005	1434	0.81	-0.3	17.0	Kuiper belt, one moon 175 km
2005 GX206 [7]	April 11, 2005			6.9
2005 GY206 [8]	April 11, 2005			7.7
2005 GZ206 [9]	April 13, 2005			7.2
(187661) 2007 JG43 ^[2] [10]	May 10, 2007			9.3
2007 NC7	July 11, 2007	106	0.09	8.1
(225088) 2007 OR10	July 17, 2007	1535	0.09	1.8	21.4	trans-Neptunian object, moon 300 km
(303775) 2005 QU182	August 30, 2005	416	0.328	3.8	20.9
2007 RT215	September 11, 2007
(315530) 2008 AP129	January 11, 2008	496		4.8
2008 ST291	September 24, 2008	612	0.09	4.2	22.2	trans-Neptunian object
2008 SO266 [11]	September 24, 2008	253		6.2
2008 SP266 [12]	September 26, 2008	316		5.7

Links

2007 OR10 naming?

May 11, 2016 2007 OR10: Largest Unnamed World in the Solar System "The names of Pluto-sized bodies each tell a story about the characteristics of their respective objects. In the past, we haven't known enough about 2007 OR10 to give it a name that would do it justice," said Schwamb. "I think we're coming to a point where we can give 2007 OR10 its rightful name."
Give Dwarf Planet 2007 OR10 the Real Name It Deserves Already 5.12.16
Dwarf Planet 2007 OR10: Big, Dark, and Slow May 24, 2016
- Astronomers Megan Schwamb, Michael E. Brown, and David Rabinowitz spotted OR10 in 2007 as part of a search for distant solar-system bodies. They nicknamed it “Snow White,” thinking it was quite a bit smaller and more reflective. Eventually, they’ll have the honor of giving it an official name. “It will no doubt get a name soon,” now that more is known about this mysterious object, says Geert Barentse, “and it might be a name that links back to what we have learned in this study.”
2007 OR10 Needs A Name. We Suggest Dwarfplanet McDwarfplanetyface May 12, 2016
- Suggestions: Lono, Erebus
Meet 2007 OR10, The Largest Dwarf Planet In Our Solar System Without A Name 5/11/16
2007 OR10 is Third-Largest Dwarf Planet, Astronomers Say May 13, 2016
The (Possible) Dwarf Planet 2007 OR10 Sep 2, 2015, Updated: Jan 30, 2017
I'm Afraid to Ask The Internet to Name This New Moon Rae Paoletta 5/19/17
Mysterious Dwarf Planet 'Snow White' Much Bigger Than Thought: Study
Giving 2007 OR10 a proper name.
- Suggestions: Brigid Chthonic Gallu Coventina Mixcoatl Tlaloc Enki Keres Tartarus Thanatos Achlys Ereshkigal Irkalla
[13] Jul 17, 2017 Brown "Wow; 10 years since we discovered 2007OR10. I know, I know, everyone wants it to have a name. But could someone get a spectrum for me first?" ... "all three of us are discussing."

Snow White needs a bailout March 10, 2009

My pick

Venilia - in Roman mythology, is a deity associated with the winds and the sea. She and Salacia are the paredrae of Neptune. ...she had three children, Turnus, Juturna, and Canens.
- Should be female to match "snow white", OR10 and Salacia are both low albedo TNOs. And 3 children are available as moons.

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 !Name||Discovery||Named||Size<BR>km||data-sort-type="number"|Mass<BR>10<sup>20</sup>kg||[[Albedo|alb]]||[[Absolute magnitude|H]]||[[Apparent magnitude|m]]||Notes||moons
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-| align="left" | {{mpl|(55565) 2002 AW|197}} || January 10, 2002 ||||768||7?||0.12 || 3.5 || 20.0|| classical Kuiper belt object||Unknown
+| align="left" | {{mpl|(55565) 2002 AW|197}} || January 10, 2002 ||||768||4?||0.12 || 3.5 || 20.0|| classical Kuiper belt object||Unknown
 |-BGCOLOR="#ffe0e0"
 | align="left" | [[50000 Quaoar]] "Planet X"|| June 4, 2002 ||Oct. 7, 2002? [+0.3y]|| 1110||14||0.11||2.82||19.3|| classical Kuiper belt object||Weywot 40km
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 | align="left" | {{mpl|(307261) 2002 MS|4}} || June 18, 2002|| ||934||5?||0.05 ||3.7 ||20.6||[[classical Kuiper belt object]]||Unknown
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-| align="left" | {{mpl|(208996) 2003 AZ|84}} || January 13, 2003 || || 686||5?||0.11||3.53 ||20.2||trans-Neptunian object||unrecovered moon
+| align="left" | {{mpl|(208996) 2003 AZ|84}} || January 13, 2003 || || 686||4?||0.11||3.53 ||20.2||trans-Neptunian object||unrecovered moon
 |-BGCOLOR="#ffe0e0"
 | align="left" | [[90377 Sedna]] "flying dutchman" || November 14, 2003 ||September 28, 2004 [+0.9y]|| 995||10?|| 0.32||1.83 ||20.1|| detached [[sednoid]]||Unknown