New dwarf planet found in solar system beyond Pluto
Astronomers claim to have found a new dwarf planet in the outer reaches of the solar system, beyond Pluto. The rock, named 2014 UZ224, is about 530 km wide and 13.7 billion km from the Sun, and takes about 1,100 Earth years to orbit it once. Notably, experts predict there are around 1,000 potential dwarf planets in our solar system.