Mission Objectives: Exploration of Eris, the most massive dwarf planet in the solar system known for sparking the debate leading to Pluto’s reclassification.
Study Eris’s surface, composition, and atmosphere (if any), along with any signs of geological activity.
Understanding the dynamics of its orbit and its relationship with its moon, Dysnomia.
Activities: Conducting long-range observations using the CGC’s advanced telescopic systems.
Possible deployment of probes or landers to gather direct surface data.
Analysis of Eris’s interaction with its moon and the implications for understanding similar distant celestial bodies.
Special: Antimatter fireworks conducted in the orbit of Eris!
