Solar System
Parallax Shift Shows Planetoid Sedna is Part of Solar System
April 14, 2004 · NASA · 2003 VB12, Sedna, K31114A
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About the data
This data are taken from HST proposal 10041 : M. Brown (Caltech). The science team includes: M. Brown (Caltech), C. Trujillo (Gemini Observatory, Hawaii), and D. Rabinowitz (Yale University).
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