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Something is Affecting Gravity in our Solar System, and Astronomers Say It
Could Be an Unknown Planet
MJ Banias
The Debrief, 24 Apr 2024

In the far reaches of our solar system beyond the orbit of Neptune, a
mysterious and yet-unseen world may be lurking in the darkness. Dubbed
"Planet 9," this hypothetical celestial body has been the subject of
intense scientific debate and speculation since its existence was first
proposed in 2016.

Now, a new study published to the arXiv pre-print service by a team
from the California Institute of Technology, Universit� C�te d'Azur,
and Southwest Research Institute has provided compelling evidence
supporting the presence of this enigmatic planet.

The origin of the Planet 9 hypothesis stems from the peculiar
alignments in the orbits of several distant trans-Neptunian objects
(TNOs). Astronomers over the years have debated that these orbital
anomalies could be explained by the gravitational influence of an
undiscovered planet, estimated to be about 5 to 10 times the mass
of Earth, orbiting the sun at a distance of 100s of astronomical
units. Simply put, something weird is going on around Neptune.

....

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kymhorsell@gmail.com wrote on 25/4/24 5:01 am:
> <https://thedebrief.org/something-is-affecting-gravity-in-our-solar-system-and-astronomers-say-it-could-be-an-unknown-planet/>
>
> Something is Affecting Gravity in our Solar System, and Astronomers
> Say It Could Be an Unknown Planet MJ Banias The Debrief, 24 Apr 2024
>
> In the far reaches of our solar system beyond the orbit of Neptune,
> a mysterious and yet-unseen world may be lurking in the darkness.
> Dubbed "Planet 9," this hypothetical celestial body has been the
> subject of intense scientific debate and speculation since its
> existence was first proposed in 2016.
>
> Now, a new study published to the arXiv pre-print service by a team
> from the California Institute of Technology, Université Côte d'Azur,
> and Southwest Research Institute has provided compelling evidence
> supporting the presence of this enigmatic planet.
>
> The origin of the Planet 9 hypothesis stems from the peculiar
> alignments in the orbits of several distant trans-Neptunian objects
> (TNOs). Astronomers over the years have debated that these orbital
> anomalies could be explained by the gravitational influence of an
> undiscovered planet, estimated to be about 5 to 10 times the mass of
> Earth, orbiting the sun at a distance of 100s of astronomical units.
> Simply put, something weird is going on around Neptune.
>
> ...

Could this be Pluto striking back?? The "about 5 to 10 times the mass
of Earth" statement might indicate *NO* . ;-(
--
Daniel

On 4/24/24 12:01, kymhorsell@gmail.com wrote:
> <https://thedebrief.org/something-is-affecting-gravity-in-our-solar-system-and-astronomers-say-it-could-be-an-unknown-planet/>
>
> Something is Affecting Gravity in our Solar System, and Astronomers Say It
> Could Be an Unknown Planet
> MJ Banias
> The Debrief, 24 Apr 2024
>
> In the far reaches of our solar system beyond the orbit of Neptune, a
> mysterious and yet-unseen world may be lurking in the darkness. Dubbed
> "Planet 9," this hypothetical celestial body has been the subject of
> intense scientific debate and speculation since its existence was first
> proposed in 2016.
>

Yes, interesting evidence.
But, so far, we have not spotted it.
Hmmm.....

a425couple <a425couple@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On 4/24/24 12:01, kymhorsell@gmail.com wrote:
>> <https://thedebrief.org/something-is-affecting-gravity-in-our-solar-system-and-astronomers-say-it-could-be-an-unknown-planet/>
>> Something is Affecting Gravity in our Solar System, and Astronomers Say It
>> Could Be an Unknown Planet
>> MJ Banias
>> The Debrief, 24 Apr 2024
>> In the far reaches of our solar system beyond the orbit of Neptune, a
>> mysterious and yet-unseen world may be lurking in the darkness. Dubbed
>> "Planet 9," this hypothetical celestial body has been the subject of
>> intense scientific debate and speculation since its existence was first
>> proposed in 2016.
> Yes, interesting evidence.
> But, so far, we have not spotted it.
> Hmmm.....

Sometimes when I have a visitor at the right time of day I invite them
to go outside and look at the sky.
Just around sunset the first stars are coming out.
If the visitor is something of an amateur astronomer and knows
the names of a few of the bright stars I'll do this trick.
Ask them to point to Sirius or Canopus.
I know that even if you know pretty much where they are
and they happen to be visible at the time to the naked eye it
is very hard to spot them unless you know EXACTLY where to look.

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