Astronomers Discover Hundreds of Unknown Asteroids Orbiting Venus

Daily Galaxy ^ | June 25, 2025 | Lydia Amazouz

[cgbg]

I truly enjoy beating up on NASA—but in this case some scientists in Brazil are making the claims.

[cgbg]

NASA obscure news you may find interesting—Two Kuiper belt planetoids were nicknamed “Santa” and “Easter Bunny”.

The critics of NASA had a lot of fun with this—so Wikipedia has buried it but it can still be found with a bit of searching.

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Ref: https://space.fandom.com/wiki/Kuiper_belt

[tet68]

Just my luck...
A Venus with roides...
Roll over on your tummy honey
You’ll be more comfortable...
Ah, yes the moons of my delight!!!

[algore]

“Swarming like flies on honey. And no one ever noticed this before?”

Everyone knows Women are from Venus.

I was camping with an ex and there was this one big huge honeybee that had a thing for her, I tried to explain that it would not sting her and just stay still but she would just get up and run, he would come by every few hours and buzzed her for days. she was all freaking out.

we packed up got in my car and left, the damm thing followed us all the way to the edge of the campground where I could speed up.

I assume it was whatever lotion she had been using, She can finally laugh at it now I think.

[Red Badger]

[linMcHlp]

Aha!

[NorthMountain]

even if they’re not trying to cram their politics down your throat, they still regard themselves as smarter and more broadly qualified than their audience, and in my opinion that’s never been less true.

Back in the late 1980s or early 1990s, I came to the realization that on any topic of which I had personal or professional expertise, Big Media got things catastrophically wrong on a regular basis. I then came to distrust them on ANY topic: If they're horribly wrong on things that I know about, they're certain to also be horribly wrong on things that I DON'T know about. The problem seems to get worse every year.