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NASA has revealed the discovery of 27 faint, small objects located behind Neptune in the Solar System, using the Hubble and James Webb Telescopes in collaboration. The study showed that the number of these small bodies is fewer than predicted by planet formation models, with the smallest being about five kilometers in diameter—five times smaller than the capabilities of ground-based telescopes. The properties of these objects, including their colors and textures, suggest they are remnants from the early stages of Solar System formation, enhancing scientists' understanding of the planet formation process and serving as fundamental building blocks of the universe.
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