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posted on Oct, 22 2016 @ 06:46 PM It's all beginning to make sense...... www.news.com.au... THE hunt for the elusive Planet Nine could be over within 16 months, according to one of the scientists who first predicted its existence. The mammoth celestial body has so far escaped our detection but the currently hypothetical planet which is believed to sit at the edge of our solar system certainly seems to make its presence known. The scientists who first suggested its existence earlier this year believe they’ve found further proof of the influence it yields over its cosmic neighbours. Researchers the University of Technology California claim Planet Nine is responsible for causing the solar system to “wobble” due to its massive size. Konstantin Batygin and Mike Brown first discovered the planet’s existence through mathematical modelling and computer simulations. They presented their evidence in January but the world has not yet been able to observe the planet directly. Even though its believed to be 10 times the size of Earth, it has likely escaped the gaze of telescopes because it is so far away from the Sun. This week the pair of scientists, along with fellow astronomer Elizabeth Bailey, stoked the flames of speculation by presenting a study at the annual meeting of planetary scientists of the American Astronomical Society claiming the mysterious planet is responsible for the perceived tilt of the sun. We’ve known that the sun’s rotational axis is tilted for about 200 years, but scientists have never understood exactly why. Bailey, Batygin and Brown believe a large planet lurking in the depths of the solar system is responsible and the latest addition to their theory was published this week by the Astrophysical Journal.
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Samo nekoliko mjeseci nakon što su američki znanstvenici otkrili tragove koji upućuju na to da u našem Sunčevu sustavu postoji i deveti, vrlo velik planet, ovih dana objavljene su dvije nove studije koje potvrđuju postojanje tog planeta Podsjetimo, nedavno objavljena studija ističe kako bi masa nebeskog tijela prozvanog 'deveti planet' mogla biti deset puta veća od Zemljine , a orbita dvadeset puta udaljenija od orbite Neptuna, planeta koji se oko Sunca okreće na prosječnoj udaljenosti od 4,5 milijardi kilometara. Da bi se taj planet okrenuo oko Sunca, treba mu između 10.000 i 20.000 godina, istaknuli su znanstvenici Konstantin Batygin i Mike Brown s Kalifornijskog tehnološkog instituta (CALTEC), koji su otkrili planet putem matematičkih modela i računalnih simulacija. Ako se potvrdi postojanje tog planeta, koji znanstvenici nisu izravno promatrali, bio bi to 'deveti planet' našeg Sunčeva sustava, istaknuo je Mike Brown, profesor astronomije planeta, dodajući kako velik dio Sunčeva sustava još treba otkriti. Prema novim studijama, temeljima na analizama Kuiperovog pojasa , točnije područja Sunčevog sustava nakon planeta koje se proteže od Neptunove orbite do otprilike 50 astronomskih jedinica od Sunca, znanstvenici su otkrili čudne pojave koje sugeriraju specifične rezonancije na tom dosad nepoznatom planetu, a uskoro se očekuju i prve procjene njegove mase. Inače, Pluton su dugo smatrali devetim planetom Sunčeva sustava, ali je taj status izgubio zbog toga što je premalen, pa je sada svrstan u patuljaste planete. Novootkriveni planet ne bi trebao imati taj problem jer bi njegova masa mogla biti 5000 puta veća od Plutonove. - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom