In June 2001, scientists announced that there may be one in orbit around the star Zeta Leporis.
In June 2001, scientists announced that there may be one in orbit around the star Zeta Leporis. The first hint of its existence in our solar system came in 1801, when Giuseppe Piazzi first saw an object thought to be a [*] comet. Its location was accurately predicted by Bode's law. For 10 points—name this feature of the Solar System, almost three astronomical units from the Sun, whose largest object is Ceres.
In June 2001, scientists announced that there may be one in orbit around the star Zeta Leporis.
asteroid belt