In the Kuiper Belt, planetesimals - icy blocks integral to the Solar System's formation - are found, with approximately one-tenth of them resembling snowmen. These formations were previously thought to behave like liquids during collisions.
Recent findings challenge this belief, as scientists have uncovered a new explanation for how these snowman-like structures are created. The discovery sheds light on the fascinating processes that shape celestial bodies in the outer reaches of the Solar System.
