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That description could fit any number of bodies in the solar system, but generally "asteroid" might be closest. Other more distant objects such as comets or Kuiper Belt Objects would tend to be more icy than rocky.

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13y ago

Comets are icy/rocky objects that orbit our Sun.

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13y ago

They could be the kuiper belt. Pluto orbits with them.

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13y ago

There is no "icy lump" orbiting the sun.

Comets are kind of icy bodies, if that's what you mean. There are many of them.

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14y ago

Both comets and Kuiper Belt Objects would fit that description.

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11y ago

You are probably thinking of "comet", but "asteroid" could fit this description as well. So would "Kuiper belt object".

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the answer is comet

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comets

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A comet.

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8y ago

Asteroid

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