this thread is about possibly undiscovered planets so far away they undetectable by modern science as of right now. not a second sun... there's a huge difference
Planet X is Real (No Conspiracy) :dwillhuh:
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Cabbage Patch
The Media scene in V is for Vendetta is the clue
Mars. Something lives in the sands -- book it, done.
Everythingg
King-Over-Kingz
calling it Planet X invites the conspiracy theory nut jobs
that's what you get for saying Planet X in your title
you walked into this one breh
BUT...what if those other planets are the edge of another solar system..Dude..even tho he is the only one so far, could be seeing another sun star.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
earth couldn't hack it in a bar fight with Saturn
if you read my other posts in that thread , you would see I further specified. The problem lies with modern science. People rely on it instead of experiencing for themselves.I know what I saw. I also noticed it was being hidden by chemtrails. Today , I didnt see what I saw last week but I also noticed the lack of any chemtrails which tells me there is days when its closer to our solar systems and those days expect to see artificial clouds.
they've been searching for planet x ever since they found pluto. and planet x is what astronomers actually called it.. it didn't become a conspiracy theory until many years later.calling it Planet X invites the conspiracy theory nut jobs
that's what you get for saying Planet X in your title
you walked into this one breh
but ya, you're right
I'm not really disputing that. I simply said this isn't news. You're looking for a conspiracy.they've been searching for planet x ever since they found pluto. and planet x is what astronomers actually called it.. it didn't become a conspiracy theory until many years later.
but ya, you're right
youre the one talking about stichen and a 2nd sun and shyt... there's a reason I put NO CONSPIRACY in the title
I spoke about it in my thread yes, but not this one. I was not 100 at that moment what it was, but at the end of the day, I know what I saw. The article you posted attribute to every thing I saw but I will let your thread breathe. The sun could be lurking right outside our solar system. Perhaps what I saw wasn't a sun. I actually bought Stichen stuff after I witnessed it and wanted to know more. I'm playing on deaf ears though.
there's a reason I put NO CONSPIRACY in the title
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I was about to make a thread on this.
A New Giant Planet In Our Solar System? Evidence Mounts | Video
Researchers Are Pretty Sure They've Found A New Planet In Our Solar System
Researchers Are Pretty Sure They've Found A New Planet In Our Solar System
The scientist who stripped Pluto of its planetary status helped discover it.
Researchers are now pretty certain there's a ninth planet in the solar system.
Konstantin Batygin and Mike Brown, two CalTech scientists, say the new planet is about 10 times the mass of Earth and has an atmosphere of hydrogen and helium. Science magazine reports that the mysterious "Planet X" moves in a distant orbitbeyond Neptune.
The researchers haven't observed Planet X itself, but believe it exists because of the unique configuration of six objects when they come closest to the sun, according to Science.
The scientists say that there's a 0.007 percent probability that the configuration is due to chance, and instead are confident it's a ninth planet. They believe they will observe the planet with a telescope within five years, according to The Associated Press.
So where did this possible planet come from? Scientists have previously speculated that there could be a missing planet in our solar system, with some theorizing that a collision caused it to be ejected out of our system some 4 billion years ago. That collision may have been with Jupiter.
"Although we were initially quite skeptical that this planet could exist, as we continued to investigate its orbit and what it would mean for the outer solar system, we become increasingly convinced that it is out there," Batygin said in a statement. "There is solid evidence that the solar system's planetary census is incomplete."
Batygin and Brown described their findings in The Astronomical Journal on Wednesday.
The discovery is also the second time that Brown has reshaped the way we think about the solar system. In 2005, he made a key discovery that led scientists to reclassify Pluto as a dwarf planet. In a statement on Wednesday, Brown -- whose Twitter handle is @plutokiller -- alluded to the role he played in getting Pluto declassified, noting that the new discovery was 5,000 times the mass of Pluto and was definitely a planet.
"All those people who are mad that Pluto is no longer a planet can be thrilled to know that there is a real planet out there still to be found," he said.
A New Giant Planet In Our Solar System? Evidence Mounts | Video
Researchers Are Pretty Sure They've Found A New Planet In Our Solar System
Researchers Are Pretty Sure They've Found A New Planet In Our Solar System
The scientist who stripped Pluto of its planetary status helped discover it.
Researchers are now pretty certain there's a ninth planet in the solar system.
Konstantin Batygin and Mike Brown, two CalTech scientists, say the new planet is about 10 times the mass of Earth and has an atmosphere of hydrogen and helium. Science magazine reports that the mysterious "Planet X" moves in a distant orbitbeyond Neptune.
The researchers haven't observed Planet X itself, but believe it exists because of the unique configuration of six objects when they come closest to the sun, according to Science.
The scientists say that there's a 0.007 percent probability that the configuration is due to chance, and instead are confident it's a ninth planet. They believe they will observe the planet with a telescope within five years, according to The Associated Press.
So where did this possible planet come from? Scientists have previously speculated that there could be a missing planet in our solar system, with some theorizing that a collision caused it to be ejected out of our system some 4 billion years ago. That collision may have been with Jupiter.
"Although we were initially quite skeptical that this planet could exist, as we continued to investigate its orbit and what it would mean for the outer solar system, we become increasingly convinced that it is out there," Batygin said in a statement. "There is solid evidence that the solar system's planetary census is incomplete."
Batygin and Brown described their findings in The Astronomical Journal on Wednesday.
The discovery is also the second time that Brown has reshaped the way we think about the solar system. In 2005, he made a key discovery that led scientists to reclassify Pluto as a dwarf planet. In a statement on Wednesday, Brown -- whose Twitter handle is @plutokiller -- alluded to the role he played in getting Pluto declassified, noting that the new discovery was 5,000 times the mass of Pluto and was definitely a planet.
"All those people who are mad that Pluto is no longer a planet can be thrilled to know that there is a real planet out there still to be found," he said.
It's baffling to me how we've observed hundreds of planets orbiting other stars, and we're just now finding another planet in our own solar system (if it's true).
with other stars we have the benefit of watching those planets pass between their sun and us, so we get to measure the dimming of the suns light.
that's how we know that they are there.
with our own solar system only Mercury and Venus pass between Earth and the Sun.
All of the other planets (those we know of and those we don't) must be discovered by other means.