Surprise discovery in the outer Solar System

[Olowkow]

Nice explanation of how they detected the rings.
http://www.nbcnews.com/science/space/first-ever-asteroid-rings-knocks-astronomers-loop-n62266

 

[GlennB]

I'm totally devastated it isn't that planet where the Aliens were biding their time The WWF needs some new blood.

 

[I Ratant]

It's interesting reading the "12th Planet" stuff from Zechariah Sitchin how the descriptions of the outer solar system seen by the Nefilim as they fly in from Nibaru change, with new real discoveries out there. They missed the rings around Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune on their early flights, but they show up in later books...

 

[Rasmus]

A tea pot.

My guess was going to be a Starbuck's.

 

[turingtest]

Yep, asteroid with rings. Interesting, but probably short lived product of a collision.
ETA: BBC. Also new dwarf planet.

With a hint of another, larger ("perhaps two to ten times heavier than the Earth") planet beyond that new dwarf planet ("Biden").

And there's something about the phrase "in the inner Oort" that just grabs me.

 

[Sockor]

The great world must be Yuggoth, and the lessen ones Nithon, Zaman; the whirling pair Thog and its twin Thok with the foul lake where puffed shoggoths splash.

 

[Hellbound]

My guess was going to be a Starbuck's.

They said suprising, not expected.