New Moon in Solar System

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https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/new-moon-found-2019-february-neptune-nasa-hippocamp-hubble-a8788961.html

[Guest]

'Floating around'. I don't know whether to laugh of cry.  (Well, made me laugh actually).  

[PEAble2000]

It's amazing how much we don't know or haven't seen out there.  This reminds me of the 12 new moons they found around Jupiter just last year.  If it has 79 known moons now, how many does Neptune have, I wonder?

[Carbon Brush]

Well no wonder it took some finding. Floating instead of orbiting would make it difficult to locate!

Article wording like that does not me want to rush out and subscribe to the Independent.

At 34KM diameter (if it is round) I won't be training my scope in that area anytime soon.