Question 58 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

Question 58 asks, "Where, if you can infer, is the background depicting?" The options given are "Pluto," "A comet," "The Moon," and "Space, duh!"
While all of these options seem plausible at a glance, none of them are correct. The unusual wording of the question is a clue to where the real answer is. If you hover over the words "infer, is" in the question itself, it will change to "inf, eris." This is because the background is actually depicting the dwarf planet Eris. Eris is much less well-known than Pluto and looks similar to several other space objects, so unless you're a hardcore astronomy geek, you would probably only figure this out after hovering over the question text. In any case, click the word "eris" in the question to proceed.
== Trivia ==
* Eris was removed from the background in Question 54 and Question 56 because there were already other planets being shown in those questions.
* There are no high-quality photos of Eris since the planet is so far away and no spacecraft has visited it. The background image comes from an artist's rendition created by NASA shortly after Eris's discovery was announced. The image can be seen here.
* The comma after the word "infer" is very slightly lower than usual so it doesn't get in the way when the text shifts.
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