Asteroid 102 - A Galactic Blunder

Identified as: "That One That Was Probably a Rock"

In space, we've found a mistake. A shiny, grey mistake. Meet Asteroid 102, a celestial body that's been misidentified by our team of expert asteroid-identifiers.

Apparently, our team thought it was a planet. Or maybe it was a moon? We're still trying to figure it out. But hey, who needs accuracy when you're dealing with rocks in space?

Features:

• Has a diameter of approximately 100 meters.
• Orbiting a star that's not quite as bright as we thought.
• Has a surface composed of approximately 99.99% rock and 0.01% confusion.

Want to learn more about our other blunders?

Asteroid 101 - A Galaxy of Misdirection

Or, if you're feeling adventurous:

Asteroid 103 - The One That Was Clearly a Space-Hole