information about dwarf planetsAnyone know a website with alot of good information on Dwarf Planets (besides Wiki)?

ive looked and even the nasa website lacked information about what dwarf planets are
Just scroll down a little bit.





Many people have found dwarf planets, starting with the discovery of Ceres by Piazzo in 1801, continuing with Pluto by Tombaugh in 1930, and the moving to the discoveinformation about dwarf planetsry of the many many objects in the Kuiper belt begining in 1992. For the likely dwarf planets listed above, here is the list of discoverers (some planets were discovered by teams which change a bit, in general the team name or the team leader is listed. Sometimes no discoverer is recorded):information about dwarf planets

Brown et al.: 15 dwarf planets
Deep Ecliptic Survey: 8 dwarf planets

Near Earth Asteroid Tracking Survey: 4 dwarf planets
Spacewatch: 4 dwarf planets
Jewitt et al.: 3 dwarf planets
Rupenstein, Ferrin, Danzl, Roe, Luu, Piazzo, Tombaugh: 1 dwarf planet each