Vatican astronomers are part of two new discoveries in outer space

VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Two Jesuit astronomers from the Vatican Observatory were part of recent discoveries: one finding a new member of the solar system and another finding evidence for a long-lost galaxy 'eaten up' by the Milky Way.

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