This wonderfully mis-colored world dances and sways in and out of the depths of Kuiper Kerman's Belt. At this level of distance, expectation is high that only ice planets can exist here, so Hamek's redness is currently beyond all reason.

With no moons to keep it company, this far flung planet is the most isolated and lonely in the entire solar system. But one kerbal astronomer, apparently with far too much time on his hands, has computed that Eeloo passes by for occasional visits of less than 60 million kilometers at repeating intervals of 1403 and 1756 years. How do they figure out this stuff? The next of these close encounters happens in the year 95.

Rational Resources Classification:

Ocean	Surface	Atmosphere	Exosphere
None	Ice-Methane	None	None

From the PDF included in the download:

Bulk Params		Orbital and Rotational Params
Classification	Dwarf planet	Semi-major Axis	527,129,000 km
Radius	450 km sea level, 451.3 km mean	Periapsis	474,416,100 km
Mass	2.97546×1021 kg	Apoapsis	579,841,900 km
Gravitational Parameter	1.98585×1011 m3/s2	Orbit eccentricity	0.1
Mean density	7,730 kg/m3	Orbit inclination	4°
Surface gravity	0.1 g ASL	Longitude of ascending node	165°
Escape velocity	939 m/s	Argument of periapsis	175°
Bond Albedo	0.45	Sidereal orbit period	52.648 years
Solar irradiance	6.9 W/m2	Synodic period	372.07 days
Black-body temperature	64 K	Mean orbital velocity	3,990 m/s
Natural satellites	None	Sidereal rotation period	4 hours
		Solar day	4.0001 hours
		Synchronous orbit altitude	564 km
		Sphere of influence	469,439 km