Evidence of a Ninth Planet
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Caltech's Konstantin Batygin, an assistant professor of planetary science, and Mike Brown, the Richard and Barbara Rosenberg Professor of Planetary Astronomy, discuss new research that provides evidence of a giant planet tracing a bizarre, highly elongated orbit in the outer solar system. Read the Caltech News Story: http://www.caltech.edu/news/caltech-researchers-find-evidence-real-ninth-planet-49523 Learn more about: - Konstantin Batygin's research: http://web.gps.caltech.edu/~kbatygin - Mike Brown's research: http://web.gps.caltech.edu/~mbrown Attributions: - Artist's concept and animation: Robert Hurt (Caltech/IPAC) & WorldWide Telescope - Images: NASA, Keck Observatory, Cerro Tolo Observatory - Motion graphics & editing: Caltech Academic Media Technologies Produced in partnership with Caltech Academic Media Technologies and the Office of Strategic Communications. ©2016 California Institute of Technology www.caltech.edu.
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O planeta x existe
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i dare these guys to call it niburu
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The planet already has a name, Nibiru. Come on people this has been evident for a long time.
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I think the obits of those planets are caused by the galactic wind that is forcing them to orbit one direction.... give it some thought.
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so fake everything is fake! CGI STUPID PEOPLE CGI
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2:43 I don't think this guy understands why people are upset about Pluto. >_>
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Hi if one ever comes to read this comment. It may be a coincidence but despise the odds, back 2012 I was in the search of this nine planet(AKA), I was focused on constellation of Virgo, Right nearby the (Spica) on the Virgo constellation, I also thought to have seen something odd when looking at the google sky, another of those back markers right over the left down side of where Spica is on the picture, although something with a weirdo red glow aura was partially appearing behind of the black spot. Could have being anything, could have being radiation, x-ray, anything that may have blinded the camera, even so my subjection had never believed so, I was led to that region by a quick event that took place back on those years, where (AKA) was supposed to be right above the left to side of our moon, back on that alignment, and happens that the background there was just right between Virgo and Orion... Wherever, the coordinates of the black spot on Virgo were
(13 28 619 15` 14,2 -x13 28 569 15` 14,2 -x13 15 56.74 2 47 47.19)
Skymap.( 06 41 31.53 -88 06 30.6)
And on Orion I thought to have observed something odd, but than again whats not strange about Orion,
the coordinates were.
(05 32 39.6801 31 33.0 ----x---13 01 39.8325 43 25.5 ---x--12 49 27.1117 08 44.1 --x-16 45 47 -17 28 50-x-05 56 00.50 -05 47 35.9) -
Wish I had a brain. Just as well i'd probably get into trouble.
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Screw you! Pluto is a real planet, you are not a real astronomer! This new one will be the tenth planet!
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If it's all they say it is, they should call it donglord69
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YOU ARE THILTHY
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Makandal-Sanrival for life!!!
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Makandal-Sanrival for life!!!
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Not a single comment on the guys makeup. I admire everyones restraint.
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This is going to be HARD to find. Its massive whatever it is, but is so cold, dead, distant and probably currently appears in the sky close to the galactic plane, which is densely populated by stars, making faint objects near-impossible to detect.
I think its ancient inert brown dwarf, thousands of AU out there, captured by our sun long ago, but locating it, will be tricky. -
no existe papu
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ezto es muy ajake
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I remember when we had nine planets the first time around
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