Apr 1, 2020
Hippocamp, the smallest and most recently discovered moon of Neptune.
Image credit: E.S.A./Hubble, N.A.S.A., L. Calçada, A. Feild, M. Showalter et al.
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Hippocamp, the smallest and most recently discovered moon of Neptune.
Image credit: E.S.A./Hubble, N.A.S.A., L. Calçada, A. Feild, M. Showalter et al.
Illustration by Ann Feild of colossal plasma globules ejected from the accretion disc of a hypothetical white dwarf companion of the red giant V Hydrae, from an article at Space.com.