Geoffrey Orbegoso

Introductory piece which describes the many small, icy bodies orbiting the sun beyond Neptune. Interspersed throughout are excerpts taken from each of the other kuiper belt "songs".

Chief god of the bird cult in Easter Island Mythology, and third plutoid discovered in the kuiper belt.

It "walks on walls"; nickname of the asteroid in the Kuiper Belt known for its unusual highly inclined, retrograde orbit. Oh, and don't forget to put your garlic necklace on for this one.

Nearly identical binary asteroids tethered to each other in the kuiper belt.

A king in Greek Mythology whom Zeus ordered bound to a burning, spinning wheel for eternity.

Depicts the most famous kuiper belt object, Pluto, and its known moons: Charon, Nix, and Hydra.

The largest dwarf planet in our solar system, and whose discovery bumped Pluto from planetary status; named appropriately after the Greek Goddess of strife and discord.

An ethereal piece which describes the formation of the potato-shaped dwarf planet in the kuiper belt.

One of the largest of the kuiper belt objects discovered so far, named after the Hindu God of the Sky and Ocean.

Creation deity of the Tongva Native Americans, who sang and danced the world into existence.