Haumea is a dwarf planet in our solar system, located beyond Neptune in the Kuiper Belt. It's about one-third the size of Pluto. Named after the Hawaiian goddess of childbirth, Haumea is unique for its elongated shape. Its shape like a flattened ellipsoid, spinning rapidly, which causes its distinctive shape. One of the most fascinating aspects of Haumea is its two moons, Tayaqa and Namaka. They were discovered in 2005, providing valuable insights into Haumea's history. Haumea's surface is covered in a layer of crystalline water ice, giving it a bright and reflective appearance. Its reddish coloration is due to the presence of organic compounds. Studying Haumea helps scientists understand the formation and evolution of the distant Kuiper Belt objects and the dynamics of our solar systems outer regions.