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Chilling in Wikipedia

 Hi guys,and I'm My planet is Homlos and I'm part of the planetballs community, that's why I like space, you can call me MPIH or Homlos for short :)
         MY PLANET IS HOMLOS 
         (WIKIPEDIA EDITOR)
Name=S???s
Gender=Male
Height=0.00165+0.0010
−0.0005km
Weight/Mass=65000000±5000000 milligrams
Home=Somewhere in Asia(Big City)
Love to space(rating)9.997+0.00299
−0.00001
I know 30+ TNOs Maybe I will list The TNOs that I know here in this page in the future:)
How much I want to bring Pluto back as a planet(rating)9.9+9
−0.01/10
Love to TNOs (rating)9.93+0.15
−0.01/10
Density=1.01±0.15  g/cm³
Geometric Albedo=0.367±0.05
Absolute magnitude=33.35056(Assuming an albedo of 0.367)
Diameter (If I'm a sphere and in HE)= 48.69±0.2 cm(Assuming a volume of 0.06045 m³)

I have made more than 730 edits so far and I like editing space stuff especially dwarf planets and dwarf planet candidates.

I’m currently an extended confirmed user of Wikipedia. Road to 1000 edits!

Being In Wikipedia

This section is related to Wikipedia and might be considered Wikipedia material!

Why do I want to join Wikipedia?

I saw a lot of misinformation and errors in the Planetary-mass moons page, and this is definitely a problem! So I had the thought of editing it. So that’s why I joined Wikipedia.

The first few days in Wikipedia

8th Sep 2025,

I think:

These are my opinions and might be inaccurate!

• I think there are many dwarf planets like at least 20 rather than 5
• I can’t pronounce The TNO Goblin.
• I can’t pronounce the TNO Gkun homdima
• I don’t know why 2003 UZ 413 gets so little attention,It might possibly be one of the densest TNO (dwarf planet candidate 2.64 g/cm³) EVER found, Even denser than Eris.
• I don’t understand why ilmarë gets so little attention,it is possibly be the second biggest NON-SPHERICAL MOON IN THE ENTIRE SOLAR SYSTEM. I’ve always wanted to add this fact in Wikipedia but sadly there’s no source talking about it.
• I think being a dwarf planet needs at least 0.95 g/cm³, Not 1.2 g/cm³. If Tethys somehow got into the Kuiper belt,it would be a dwarf planet despite its low density it is still a sphere.
• I don’t understand why Enceladus gets so much attention, it’s one of the most overrated moon in the solar system! I don’t think it can support life even after the Sun turns into a red giant. It’s literally too small and its gravity is too low bro. It can’t even hold an atmosphere. I think any moons under 0.1% of Earth‘s mass are physically impossible to support life lol.
• Earth will survive the red giant phase due to orbital expansion.(Orbital expansion happens because of Sun‘s mass loss)I watched Mr plasma’s vid in YouTube.