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Scientists Discover Celestial Object That Defies All Of Nature's Laws
NASA released a picture that was taken by the Hubble Telescope and it has shocked scientists and enthousiasts alike. The object appears to have a soft outer layer and has a unique shape, making it resemble a ginger cat. It has been named Apolo.
They have been following the object and it seems like Apolo has a mind of it's own. It's not bound to one star but flies around and orbits many different stars, typically favouring ones that emit more heat. Sometimes it will approach meteoroids and small asteroids and knock them out of orbit and generally wreak havoc, and at other times it's trajectory will unpredictably increase in velocity, making it hard to follow.
It is the size of a planet but has none of the characteristics of one. NASA's scientists say they are not quite sure what it is, but what they do know is that Apolo is the cutest celestial object they have ever seen.
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NASA released a picture that was taken by the Hubble Telescope and it has shocked scientists and enthousiasts alike. The object appears to have a soft outer layer and has a unique shape, making it resemble a ginger cat. It has been named Apolo.
They have been following the object and it seems like Apolo has a mind of it's own. It's not bound to one star but flies around and orbits many different stars, typically favouring ones that emit more heat. Sometimes it will approach meteoroids and small asteroids and knock them out of orbit and generally wreak havoc, and at other times it's trajectory will unpredictably increase in velocity, making it hard to follow.
It is the size of a planet but has none of the characteristics of one. NASA's scientists say they are not quite sure what it is, but what they do know is that Apolo is the cutest celestial object they have ever seen.
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This was on request by the cat's owner.
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