Boffin's software found a possible dwarf planet - a result so rare he thought it must be a bug
Matthew Holman and Kevin Napier developed search code to analyze billions of moving objects. The code identified object 2026 ED138, which is unusually bright and distant, leading to its classification as a dwarf planet candidate.
Key points
- Discovery of candidate dwarf planet 2026 ED138
- Utilized the 3200-megapixel LSST Camera
- Code analyzed billions of detections of moving objects
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