NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory Reveals Its First Dwarf Planet Candidate in Our Solar System
In the outer reaches of our Solar System, beyond the orbit of Pluto, NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory has spotted 2026 ED138 — a large, bright trans-Neptunian object that scientists have identified as a dwarf planet candidate. The observations were announced today by the International Astronomical Union Minor Planet Center (MPC). If confirmed, ED138 would be among the largest dwarf planets ever discovered in this region of the Solar System.
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— 2026 ED138
2026 ED138 is a large, bright trans-Neptunian object and dwarf planet candidate discovered in 2026 by scientists using data from NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin...
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A public void catalog from the SDSS DR7 Galaxy Redshift Surveys...
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RedMonk Quick Take: Chainguard Assemble 2026
RedMonk co-founder James Governor reports from Chainguard Assemble 2026 in London with a Quick Take on Chainguard’s third act. Best known for creating the hardened container images market, Chainguard is beginning to position itself as a general infrastructure provider with security built in, rather than primarily a security vendor. James breaks down the two key
