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Now this is brilliant research. Weighing Planets and Asteroids Using Pulsar Timing • Pulsar observations enable mass estimates for Ceres and other solar system objects October 24, 2018 • A team of scientists from the `International Pulsar Timing Array’ consortium, has used pulsar timing data to measure the masses of the dwarf-planet Ceres and other asteroids. The result for the mass of Ceres is 1.3% of the mass of the Earth’s moon. The team has also measured the masses of the major planets of th

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