15015

15015 is a minor planet that is a trans-Neptunian object (TNO) in the outer reaches of the solar system. It was discovered in 2006 and has a highly eccentric orbit, taking it far beyond the orbit of Neptune. The object's size and composition are not well understood, but it is likely a small, icy body.

15015 is classified as a Cubewano, a type of TNO that orbits the sun at a distance of around 30-55 astronomical units (AU). The object's orbit is not strongly influenced by the gravitational pull of the giant planets, making it a fragile and easily perturbed object.

Studies of 15015 have focused on its composition and color, which are thought to provide clues about its origin and evolution. Spectroscopic analysis suggests that the object may have a surface composed of frozen gases, such as water, methane, and ammonia. The object's color is also distinct, with a bluish hue that is not typical of other TNOs.

Further research on 15015 may provide insights into the formation and evolution of the outer solar system. The object's unique properties and orbit make it an interesting target for study, despite its relatively small size. As a TNO, 15015 offers a glimpse into the unknown regions of the solar system and may hold secrets about the origins of our cosmic neighborhood.