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The mission provided detailed images and data of the object, which is located approximately 4 billion miles from Earth in the Kuiper Belt, a region of icy bodies beyond Neptune.

The Kuiper Belt showed higher levels of dust than models suggested. The dust is a symptom of its environment and could mean several things that the New Horizons team hopes to one day answer.

Now at 57 AU from the Sun, New Horizons is supposed to have the Kuiper Belt in its rear-view mirror. But its sensors keep detecting dust, an indicator of collisions between objects nearby.