Is this ELENIN/PLANET X???

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Its an old thread, but it fits right? So where is this thing now that was disturbing the planets orbits???


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Nope.

Those "Spanish Astronomers" aren't. (Well, they may be Spanish....that part is true, at least).

This was long ago shown to be a hoax of some kind. Either intentionally, or because of very poor science skills....

Read here: cassiopaea.org...

Repeated here: astrobiology.nasa.gov...


Unfortunately, Internet searches still turn up the false story as if it were true....mostly on other-than-reliable web sources....like GLP, or BIN, etc.....sites that specialize in fear mongering doom and gloom apocalyptic type stories......

Originally posted by paearmor
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Its an old thread, but it fits right? So where is this thing now that was disturbing the planets orbits???

Well, the "thing that was disturbing the planets' orbits" didn't exist.

Most folks who get excited about this topic don't read a lot about astronomy or astrophysics (the real stuff) but instead read pages written by people who have an inspiration but don't actually go look up the math (because math makes everyone's eyes water.) Articles like the one cited are written by reporters who don't know how to read science publications.

This has been a gripe of scientists for decades.

So... yes, there's an Oort cloud (body of material outside our major planet area) that contains dwarf planets (probably lots of them) and from which our comets come. There isn't any brown dwarf out there because a brown dwarf is a star and it shines. While it's a dim light compared to the light of our sun, it would be far brighter than any planet in our solar system and we would have discovered it long before we had telescopes.

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You post a thread about a thread, with same topic?

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yep..

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