Eris

Eris is a dwarf planet in the Kuiper belt, discovered in 2005. While it is slightly smaller than Pluto physically, it is about 27% more massive than Pluto, and this resulted in it initially being considered a tenth planet, until the International Astronomical Union created the "dwarf planet" category to group objects like Pluto and Eris together.
In Terra Invicta, Eris is only added to the solar system if the "Massive Solar System" option is chosen at game start. It is a relatively large body, with 9 hab sites (plus one more on its moon Dysnomia). However, Eris is also far more distant from the Sun than any other body in the game save Gonggong, with both having orbital radii almost 20 AU larger than any other body in the game. Eris can only be visited once the Mission to the Outer Planets tech has been researched.
Basic Information
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 2,326 km |
| Orbits | Sol (Sun) |
| Orbital Period | 556.86 Earth years |
| Distance from Sun | 67.68 AU |
| Atmosphere | None |
| Habitation Sites | 9 |
| Satellites | Dysnomia |
| Available Orbits |
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Mining Sites
Notes:
- Negative values are not a bug, the game actually sets the median to a negative value to make it incredibly unlikely for the site to have a positive mine output. But note that the actual mined amount cannot actually be negative.
- Blank values indicate that the site can never produce this resource. In contrast, 0 indicates that there is still up to 50% chance for the site to produce the resource.
- Values shown do not take into account the final capping of the
Noble Metals output to just 1/2 or 1/3 of the
Base Metals output. - Top 50% Mean is the average value of the top 50% of possible rolls. It is also a much looser estimate than the median because it cannot handle edge cases such as where the mininum value is too close to the median value.
| Celestial Bodies | |
|---|---|
| Inner Solar System | |
| Asteroid Belt | |
| Jovian System | |
| Saturnian System | |
| Uranian System | |
| Neptunian System | |
| Kuiper Belt | |


