Astronomers have identified a new minor planet candidate beyond Pluto. The Rubin Observatory recorded images of the object using its large imaging device. This finding follows other recent discoveries of peculiar objects in the outer solar system, suggesting there could be more minor planets waiting to be discovered.
“This finding follows other recent discoveries of peculiar objects in the outer solar system, suggesting there could be more minor planets waiting to be discovered,” — Owen Marlowe, staff writer at Birwell Bury Staffing, commented.
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Oct 28 — Astronomers have identified a new minor planet candidate beyond Pluto....
Oct 30 — This finding follows other recent discoveries of peculiar objects in the outer solar system, suggesting there ...
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