Makemake
- Type
- Dwarf Planet
- Diameter
- 888 to 918 miles
- Distance from Sun
- 4,222,962,896 miles
- Orbit Time
- 306.21 years
- Length of Day
- 22.826 hours
- Temperature
- -402 °F to -380 °F
- Atmosphere
- None
- Date of Discovery
- March 31, 2005
- Moons
- 1
- Makemake has a moon that orbits around it, and is one of the furthest objects we can see in our Solar System while using a good amateur telescope.
- Draw what you think Makemake and its moon look like.

- Located in
- Solar System, orbiting the Sun
- Makemake's name comes from the Rapa Nui god. All dwarf planets are named after the different creator gods of cultures around the world.
- It may be that Makemake is more red in color, but is very unlikely to have a permanent atmosphere.
- Clyde Tombaugh could have found Makemake if he had looked in the right part of the sky during the years he was looking for new planets.
- Astronmers have looked back at old photographs of the night sky and found Makemake on them from images as old as 1955.
- Makemake's orbit is inclined or tilted very high compared to the other planets.
- Makemake's moon doesn't yet have a name, though it has been nicknamed MK2, and is thought to be about 110 miles diameter.