New photos this morning of Ceres on the bbc website. Seems there are multiple bright spots but my money is on them being ice.

Darryl / Martin yes ice was, is and probably will be the answer (which will be a great discovery in of itself) but
wouldn't it have been great had it been an alien city...the implications behind a discovery like this would have
been Earth shattering.

Here's the latest photo (thanks Martin)
www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-32696746

If anything that latest picture makes things even more curious...multiple bright lights.
Yes probably small asteroid strikes marred the surface and showed up the ice beneath but still got my
fingers crossed as it works it's way down closer in June they are small lit-up domes that are revealed

It would change everything Paul. Oh how I would love to be the first human to crack open the door to the dome on Ceres. Imagine how Howard Carter felt back in the day finding new tombs!

The Moon wasn't created by anyone.... There was no Apollo Moon landings either.
To my knowledge ( as i've seen it Live on the Telly Box ) the only Human to walk on the Moon was Wallace and his trusty friend Gromit, and it is made of 100% cheese.

But in all seriousness... The Ceres mystery is making us all wonder what the heck it is. Ice is the answer we are expecting, but the more and more I look at it, It looks like a failed lander. I know it's not... But wouldn't that be so cool??

Have you seen this animation on the NASA site James?

Ceres

I have Martin. Now I have eaten my hat and rescind my previous opinion... delete delete!! Where is the delete button?!?!?!
It does look interesting and a great animation also