Astronomers spot 139 new ‘minor planets’ in our own solar system

Scientists Discover 139 New "Minor Planets" in Our Solar System  FuturismScientists Found More Than 100 Tiny Worlds Hidden in the Solar System  VICE139 Minor Planets Found at Edge of Solar System  NewsmaxView Full coverage on Google News

Is ‘Planet 9’ Next? Staggering Haul Of 139 Minor Planets Found In Outer Solar System  Forbes

We're not saying Earth is doomed... but 139 minor planets were spotted at the outer reaches of our Solar System. Just an FYI, that's all  The RegisterAstronomers Discover 139 New 'Minor Planets' at the Edge of Our Solar System - IGN  IGNScientists Found More Than 100 Tiny Worlds Hidden in the Solar System  VICE'Minor planet' bonanza: 139 new objects discovered beyond Neptune  NBCNews.comPlanet 9 discovery gets closer as astronomers discover 139 'minor planets' past Neptune  Fox NewsView Full...

'Minor planet' bonanza: 139 new objects discovered beyond Neptune  Space.comResearchers identify over 300 new minor planets in the Solar System  ZME ScienceOver a Hundred New Large Objects Found in the Kuiper Belt  Universe TodayAstronomers Discover 139 New Trans-Neptunian Objects | Astronomy  Sci-News.comMysterious mini-planets found lurking in far reaches of the solar system  Metro.co.ukView Full coverage on Google News

Scientists find skull of a hummingbird-sized dinosaur & 139 new ‘minor planets’ discovered  ThePrint

Astronomers spot 'missing link' black hole - not too big and not too small  msnNOWHubble's best evidence yet for 'missing link' of black holes may solve 14-year-old space mystery  Space.comBest Evidence Yet for Midsized Black Holes Found by Hubble  Discover MagazineScientists Think They’ve Found a New Type of Star-Destroying Black Hole  VICENASA successfully deploys the James Webb Telescope's enormous mirror  EngadgetView Full coverage on Google...

Astronomers spot ancient effects from a supermassive black hole's jets  Space.comView Full coverage on Google News

Astronomers spot never-before-seen gravitational wave source from binary white dwarf stars  Space.com

This is the most violent object in the solar system  Livescience.com