Hmmnn...
www.newscientist.com...
"The mystery surrounding Sedna - the most distant object ever seen in the Solar System - deepened as astronomers calculated that the planetoid's
"missing" moon must belong to an entirely new class of celestial object, and is possibly the darkest body in the Solar System.
"When Sedna was spotted in November 2003 it was the largest object found since the discovery of Pluto. "
Sedna has already caused a stir because of its unusual orbit -- some people have argued that it indicates the existence of a larger, unknown planet --
but here's yet another oddity. I find it interesting that one of the solar system's brightest objects (Sedna has a highly reflective surface) has a
companion that is perhaps the solar system's darkest object.
Anyone care to conjecture as to what else might be affecting Sedna... fo fun?