http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-23318301
It never ceases to amaze me that in this day and age we are still finding new things in our own solar system. In terms of distances finding a new moon around Neputune is a bit like noticing a new car on a drive a few streets away from where you live.
At just 20km across it's a bit like a large rock than a moon but it has a regular 23 hour orbit.
I wonder how much more undiscovered stuff there is to be found in our own backyard ??
It never ceases to amaze me that in this day and age we are still finding new things in our own solar system. In terms of distances finding a new moon around Neputune is a bit like noticing a new car on a drive a few streets away from where you live.
At just 20km across it's a bit like a large rock than a moon but it has a regular 23 hour orbit.
I wonder how much more undiscovered stuff there is to be found in our own backyard ??