kuiper belt map?, does it exist? Options

[Guest_cassioli_*]

I just read about new WISE mission been launched to look for objects in KP and over there, and this question came to my mind: does it exist a map of kuiper belt objects? I have not so much clear how Pluto is located up there; I always imagined it just as a planet alone in its orbit, but , as far as I can understand now, there's actually something more similar to the asteroid belt among mars and jupiter; is this correct? Any picture of it?

[Floyd]

WISE should add hundreds of new objects. Doesn't matter if they are black and reflect almost no sunlight, they only have to be warm relative to solid hydrogen.

[Guest_cassioli_*]

WISE should add hundreds of new objects. Doesn't matter if they are black and reflect almost no sunlight, they only have to be warm relative to solid hydrogen.

I thought that, too, but then I've been told it can only detect bodies with internal heat source, as it can't see "below" 70K. Is that true? They also say that it couldn't even detect eatrh, which is 35 K (???)

Does it exist a solar system map like this one, but which also depicts oort, kuiper, scattered and so on?
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_QIN9Dot7WZg/SpHH...00/IMG_9436.JPG

Not in detail, of course, just to have an idea.
It would be cool if it was big enough to be printed as a poster...

[ngunn]

eatrh, which is 35 K

Not sure about where you live, but it's a tad over 273 K in Wales this morning.

[Guest_cassioli_*]

Not sure about where you live, but it's a tad over 273 K in Wales this morning.

that's what I think: how can Earth be 35K? Shouldn't it be 300K???

Maybe they refer to far objects the same size of the earth..