Order the features of the outer solar system based on their distance from the Sun, starting from the closest.

The closest outer‑solar‑system feature is the Kuiper Belt, a ring of icy bodies that starts just beyond Neptune’s orbit. Further out, the scattered disk lies beyond the Kuiper Belt and contains objects on more elongated paths. The farthest known region is the Oort Cloud, a distant, spherical shell of comets that surrounds the Sun. Each region is farther from the Sun than the one before it. For instance, Pluto is a Kuiper Belt object, while long‑period comets that arrive from the Oort Cloud travel through the inner Solar System.