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Astronomers just discovered 12 new moons around Jupiter
Yet it's orbiting in the same direction as the planet, against the swarm's traffic. At less than two miles (3.2km) wide, the moons are all very small, which is why they have only now been identified thanks to the team's modern, sensitive telescopes. [Full Article...]
The Hunt for 'Planet Nine' Discovers 12 New Moons Around Jupiter
The moons were first discovered during the search for Planet X, the hunt for a massive planet beyond Pluto. The irregular satellites didn't form around Jupiter in the same way that the planets formed around the Sun, or the regular satellites around Jupiter, from a flat disc in a prograde orbit. [Full Article...]
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