Space
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New Moon Around Neptune: Planet's 14th Moon Discovered via Hubble Images
No bigger than 12 miles across, and nearly coal-black in color, a new moon discovered orbiting Neptune is so faint that it evaded detection for the 167 years Neptune has been known, even as spacecraft flew by and discovered several of the planet's other 13 moons in the 1980s.
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