Gizmodo is reporting that the Hubble space radar telescope has found a new unidentified object in the middle of nowhere. Some are even suggesting that this could be a new class of object. Of course, without truly meaning more about it, the supposition seems a bit wild. "The object also appeared out of nowhere. It just wasn't there before. In fact, they don't even know where it is exactly located because it didn't behave like all they know. Apparently, it can't be closer than 130 light-years but it can be as far as 11 billion light-years away. It's not in any known galaxy either. And they have ruled out a supernova too. It's existent that they have never encountered before. In other words: they don't have a single clue about where or what the heck this thing is."

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