Huge Mini-World Found in Outer Solar System

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A newfound hunk of ice and rock beyond Neptune is larger than most and might contend for the title of the biggest object in the solar system besides the Sun, planets and moons.

The object is in a region of frozen, comet-like bodies called the Kuiper Belt. The discovery was announced today by the Minor Planet Center in Cambridge, Mass.

Impressive but i wouldn't call it a mini world because nothing probably lives on it hinting to me that it isn't a world and these iceballs are found everyday practicially.


Sorry

Yea but this is the largest iceball lol ..

Unless its flying straight towards us its just another hunk of crap in space.... intersting though coz we may use comets for future resource mining

YAY! A big ice rock!
go us! next stop: MARS!