Just digest this:

We do not know yet what made this peak on Ceres, let alone made it the observed shape.

Before NASA noticed a freaking three-mile high pyramid on Ceres, they were puzzled by a number of “bright spots” on the surface:

At least eight spots can be seen next to the largest bright area, which scientists think is approximately 6 miles (9 kilometers) wide. A highly reflective material is responsible for these spots–ice and salt are leading possibilities, but scientists are considering other options, too.

Other options, people! Other options.