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New dwarf planet solar system’s 2nd most distant

October 14, 2016 |  chadmb

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DES discovers a distant dwarf planet in our solar system
The map of the universe that could help confirm Einstein’s theory of General Relativity: Stunning image reveals voids and superclusters in unprecedented detail
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