Gaia Detects Potential Moons
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•Over 350 asteroids have hidden moons, Gaia space telescope finds
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ESA 's Gaia space telescope has spotted potential moons orbiting over 350 asteroids that were previously predicted to be singletons.
If the new observations are confirmed, these 352 binaries will almost double the number of known binary asteroid systems in the solar system.
Asteroids are the remains of the material that first formed the sun and then birthed the planets of the.
system over 4.6 billion years ago .
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