Astronomers Discover Most Distant Solar System Object to Date Beyond the Kuiper Belt
Astronomers Discover Most Distant Solar System Object to Date Beyond the Kuiper Belt
An artist’s concept of a trans-Neptunian object beyond the Kuiper Belt. Astronomers have discovered a new such object half the size of Pluto, named V774104, which at a distance of 103 Astronomical Units away is the most distant Solar System object found to date. Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech Far from being an empty expanse of space in the deep reaches of the outer Solar System, the Kuiper Belt…
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