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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope found 27 new Trans-Neptunian Objects, some only six miles wide, beyond Neptune. Hubble measured their frozen surfaces. The census shows most Kuiper Belt mass sits in 120-mile-wide objects, supporting a "born big" planet formation model.
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