Rogue Brown Dwarf Discovered in Our Cosmic Neighborhood

Brown dwarf-hunting astronomers have reported the discovery of a "failed star" located within 10 light-years from Earth. This makes it the nearest brown dwarf and one of ten nearest stellar objects to our solar system. Although its location isn't entirely unexpected (it is thought that the galaxy is stuffed full of these objects), the chemical composition of its atmosphere is a bit of a conundrum.

UGPSJ0722-05 is all by itself, floating through interstellar space, possibly having formed there on its lonesome, or kicked out of its host star system by an ancient gravitational game of stellar pinball. How it got there may not ever be known, but its close proximity allows astronomers to carry out detailed analysis of the object.

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I dont think this is planet x given its distance of 10 light years, but this proves to me the possibility of its existence. If they just found this one why could one not be closer that is yet undiscovered or not disclosed. 'scary stuff"

10 light years?? hmmmm it might not be nibiru then ....but hey who knows crazy ish happens in space ...S&f nice find OP

I wonder if we could get a probe to it by 2250 or so

Wonder if it will pass by soon?? Maybe 2150?

NIBURU COMETH!!!! Pretty cool though, a lot of "evidence" given to niburu is from a hypothetical brown drawf situation that someone made up to show as being possible. But there isn't anything that says Niburu is actually a brown dwarf.

Hi Paradiselost333,

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Thank you for this thread, it's an important subject that people should be made aware of.

There are 100+ Billion Stars in the Milky Way.
There are 100+ Billion Brown Dwarfs in the Milky Way.
kencroswell.com...
www.space.com...
www.astronomy.com...

People need to do their own research and come to their own conclusions/decisions all on their own.

Did you here about the object that passed through the solar system in 2003?

Don't you think such an object would have made headlines?

Here is NEAT, (Do you're own research)

Link: www.the-rabbits-hole.com...

Wormwood, Nibiru, Planet-X, Nemesis, etc. etc. etc.

Learn the full history on what these objects really are and what they truly mean and how they were interpreted by the many ancient civilizations found in diverse locations all around the world.

The past is speaking out to those who will take the time to read and listen.

BROWN DWARF comes to mind!



EVIDENCE & FACTS!
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Rabbit Hole:
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2011 could it be so?
www.poleshift2011.com...

BE AWARE!








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I never said it was niburu/planet x was just trying to point out the fact that these things are out there and that a "rouge" brown dwarf is a good possibility for planet x if it exists. sorry if i wasnt clear jeesh

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thanks for the reply lot of good info there. "damn it" now im going to be busy for hours..lol

I read somewhere that it maybe possible to kick start a brown dwarf into life, creating a new star. Though I can't find the document, I'll post it here if I come across it again.

All the best,

Korg.

Rogue Brown Dwarf?



What'choo talkin' 'bout, Willis?

On topic, though, it's amazing that we live in a world that constantly surprises us with new discoveries, whether they are underneath our noses or somewhere far, far above our heads.

Originally posted by Merriman Weir
Rogue Brown Dwarf?

What'choo talkin' 'bout, Willis?

Hahaha

I like your sense of humour!!



Korg.

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now thats funny *snip*

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Originally posted by paradiselost333
I dont think this is planet x given its distance of 10 light years, but this proves to me the possibility of its existence. If they just found this one why could one not be closer that is yet undiscovered or not disclosed. 'scary stuff"

This brown dwarf is roughly the same size as Jupiter, although it's mass is 5-30 times greater than Jupiter.

Anything that large in our immediate solar system would be easily spotted.

Originally posted by Kaytagg
I wonder if we could get a probe to it by 2250 or so

Just did a quick calculation...

The space shuttle travels at 28000 km/h (Source)

One light year is 9.45 x 10^12 km.

Therefore, with our current technology, we would reach it in 38501 years, provided it was standing still relative the earth.

Originally posted by Saurus

Originally posted by Kaytagg
I wonder if we could get a probe to it by 2250 or so

Just did a quick calculation...

The space shuttle travels at 28000 km/h (Source)

One light year is 9.45 x 10^12 km.

Therefore, with our current technology, we would reach it in 38501 years, provided it was standing still relative the earth.

Ahhh but you forgot to carry the one!!

so its 38502 years



Korg.

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Hee hee. good laugh for the day, thanks!!!

Brown dwarfs in our galactic neighborhood are not part of our solar system. There are regular stars close than the brown dwarfs that have been located.

I just laid a brown dwarf in the toilet.


I am sorry had to go there.

I saw that and quite possible it will show that Nibiru is possible to exist. BTW love the artist rendering of wormwood and nibiru. That is not bad at all and would seem logical how it would enter our system.

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You continue to spam threads with the same material that has been shown to be false time and time again.

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You seem to me to have a very limited area of interest, judgeing by the threads you have responded too since you joined ATS. It is also apparent that you have some sort of personal vendetta against ET_man. Brown dwarf stars are real so what is with you???