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June 25, 2009 ·
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The weirdest object in the solar system ?
By T.K. RandallJune 25, 2009 ·
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Image Credit: NASA
Astronomers have found what they believe to be the weirdest object in our solar system, a dwarf planet located in the Kuiper belt known as Haumea is as big across as Pluto but is shaped like a "big squashed cigar".
The dwarf planets and other objects that litter the Kuiper belt in the far reaches of our solar system are a strange bunch, but astronomers have found what they think might be the weirdest one."
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