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As the press service of the Taiwan Institute of Astronomy and astrophysicists, a group of scientists from Taiwan and Canada, using a telescope Canada-France-Hawaii (CFHT Telescope) that sits on top Mauna Kea volcano at an altitude of 4,204 meters above sea level in the United States, discovered dozens of new dwarf planets beyond orbit Neptune in the so-called “cloud of Horta.” According to scientists, this indicates that beyond the orbit of Neptune should not be less than ten thousand large objects that can be detected in the future using more advanced telescopes may even become the reality of the mythical planet Nibiru if the planet from the cloud of Horta will have a very elongated orbit, approaching the Earth once in several thousand years, VIDEO:
Neptune Nibiru Telescope
