Exciting Discovery in the Outer Solar System
Scientists have made a remarkable discovery. They identified a celestial object, dubbed 2017 OF201, located in the cold outer realms of our solar system. Measuring approximately 435 miles (700 km) in width, this intriguing object could potentially earn the title of a dwarf planet. This discovery opens up new avenues for research and understanding of our solar system’s formation and evolution.
Located far beyond Neptune, 2017 OF201’s characteristics suggest it may share similarities with other known dwarf planets like Pluto. As astronomers continue to study this distant object, they hope to uncover more about its composition and orbit. The possibility of classifying it as a dwarf planet adds to the growing list of celestial bodies that challenge our understanding of planetary classification.
