Hubble and James Webb Telescopes Discover 27 New Trans-Neptunian Objects

A joint effort by the Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes has led to the discovery of 27 new objects orbiting the Sun far beyond Neptune. These trans-Neptunian objects, all smaller than 40 kilometers in diameter, provide new insights into the early solar system and challenge existing models of object composition. The findings were presented in two studies published in The Astronomical Journal.