At the outer reaches of our solar system, astronomers have stumbled upon a perplexing icy object known as 2002 XV93, and it shouldn’t exist. This tiny entity, smaller than Pluto, has baffled scientists with its unexpected atmosphere, which defies all known laws of physics. How can something with such weak gravity hold onto gas? Join us as we explore this cosmic enigma that could redefine our understanding of distant celestial bodies.
