Jupiter-sized object lurking at the solar system’s edge, affecting Earth.

There is something out there - by Mike Brown (Professor of Planetary Astronomy at the California Institute of Technology)

Part I

[link to www.mikebrownsplanets.com]

Part II

[link to www.mikebrownsplanets.com]

Found this pretty interesting

A few excerpts from article:

A century of comet data suggests a dark, Jupiter-sized object is lurking at the solar system’s outer edge and hurling chunks of ice and dust toward Earth.

In 1999, Matese and colleague Daniel Whitmire suggested the sun has a hidden companion that boots icy bodies from the Oort Cloud, a spherical haze of comets at the solar system’s fringes, into the inner solar system where we can see them.

Rather than a malevolent death star, a smaller and more benign companion called Tyche (Nemesis’ good sister in Greek mythology) could send comets streaming from the Oort Cloud toward Earth

Full Article:

[link to www.wired.com]

Orbit Diagram
Tyche:
[link to ssd.jpl.nasa.gov]

Orbit Diagram
Tyche:
[link to ssd.jpl.nasa.gov]

That would be the asteroid 258 Tyche, discovered in 1886, not the hypothetical oort cloud planet.

.. Or else how Tyche(s)?

the MyaNs TrieD tO WarN us....

Or perhaps it's the unimaginable and undetected or unthought of occurrence that causes such seemingly odd interactions and orbital behaviours.

Not everything can be explained or even proved by theory as our knowledge and understanding of the complexities of space is but a fraction of reality. Grasshopper.

Found this pretty interesting

A few excerpts from article:

A century of comet data suggests a dark, Jupiter-sized object is lurking at the solar system’s outer edge and hurling chunks of ice and dust toward Earth.

In 1999, Matese and colleague Daniel Whitmire suggested the sun has a hidden companion that boots icy bodies from the Oort Cloud, a spherical haze of comets at the solar system’s fringes, into the inner solar system where we can see them.

Rather than a malevolent death star, a smaller and more benign companion called Tyche (Nemesis’ good sister in Greek mythology) could send comets streaming from the Oort Cloud toward Earth

Full Article:

[link to www.wired.com]

Found this pretty interesting

A few excerpts from article:

A century of comet data suggests a dark, Jupiter-sized object is lurking at the solar system’s outer edge and hurling chunks of ice and dust toward Earth.

In 1999, Matese and colleague Daniel Whitmire suggested the sun has a hidden companion that boots icy bodies from the Oort Cloud, a spherical haze of comets at the solar system’s fringes, into the inner solar system where we can see them.

Rather than a malevolent death star, a smaller and more benign companion called Tyche (Nemesis’ good sister in Greek mythology) could send comets streaming from the Oort Cloud toward Earth

Full Article:

[link to www.wired.com]


How stupid is that?
A planet hurling chunks of ice...?

Found this pretty interesting

A few excerpts from article:

A century of comet data suggests a dark, Jupiter-sized object is lurking at the solar system’s outer edge and hurling chunks of ice and dust toward Earth.

In 1999, Matese and colleague Daniel Whitmire suggested the sun has a hidden companion that boots icy bodies from the Oort Cloud, a spherical haze of comets at the solar system’s fringes, into the inner solar system where we can see them.

Rather than a malevolent death star, a smaller and more benign companion called Tyche (Nemesis’ good sister in Greek mythology) could send comets streaming from the Oort Cloud toward Earth

Full Article:

[link to www.wired.com]


How stupid is that?
A planet hurling chunks of ice...?

:ahh:

:bnmhgfdu:

Found this pretty interesting

A few excerpts from article:

A century of comet data suggests a dark, Jupiter-sized object is lurking at the solar system’s outer edge and hurling chunks of ice and dust toward Earth.

In 1999, Matese and colleague Daniel Whitmire suggested the sun has a hidden companion that boots icy bodies from the Oort Cloud, a spherical haze of comets at the solar system’s fringes, into the inner solar system where we can see them.

Rather than a malevolent death star, a smaller and more benign companion called Tyche (Nemesis’ good sister in Greek mythology) could send comets streaming from the Oort Cloud toward Earth

Full Article:

[link to www.wired.com]


How stupid is that?
A planet hurling chunks of ice...?


kinda reminds me of starship troopers....ice rocks being thrown towards earth ...from Klydathu

I was very into this theory, as Sickscent can attest.

But I am wondering from other things I have read - do we even know for sure that the Oort cloud exists?

:bnmhgfdu:

"Hear you the word which the LORD speaks to you, O house of Israel:

Thus said the LORD, Learn not the way of the heathen, and be not dismayed at the signs of heaven, for the heathen are dismayed at them." Jeremiah 10:1-2

the MyaNs TrieD tO WarN us....


I'm really beginning to wonder if this is the case.

A couple of years back I had a dream that scared the hell out of me.

I state this only as an interest story that to me is a bit coicedental.

Long story short

I was outdoors somwhere nightime

Looked up into the night sky and several of the planets in our system were in the sky extremeley close

Jupiter, staurn were visible with the naked eye. Bigger than our moon.

And I remember being awestrck, amazed, and then scared out of wits to the point where it woke me up.

If this massive object whatever it may be came through this sytem, can you imagine the havoc it would wreak gravitationally?

Something to keep an eye on and ponder.

The mayans may very well have known that this body or object comes through this system every few thousand years. As far as astronmy goes the mayns were devoted and packed uncanny knowledge of the heavens

PG

Found this pretty interesting

A few excerpts from article:

A century of comet data suggests a dark, Jupiter-sized object is lurking at the solar system’s outer edge and hurling chunks of ice and dust toward Earth.

In 1999, Matese and colleague Daniel Whitmire suggested the sun has a hidden companion that boots icy bodies from the Oort Cloud, a spherical haze of comets at the solar system’s fringes, into the inner solar system where we can see them.

Rather than a malevolent death star, a smaller and more benign companion called Tyche (Nemesis’ good sister in Greek mythology) could send comets streaming from the Oort Cloud toward Earth

Full Article:

[link to www.wired.com]

riddle me this

"hurling chunks of ice and dust toward Earth"

I say bullshit. How can any planet "hurl" anything toward Earth UNLESS IT IS INCOMING toward Earth?

Also, if that planet, if there really is a planet, could hurl, why can't Jupiter? I will tell you why. Large planets absorb rock and ice, they don't "hurl" it. Jupiter is knows as "the Solar System's Sponge".

If there is really something there, it is incoming, busting through meteor, rock, ice, etc . sending it toward Earth. Other option is that it is part of the Media blitz to try to make the sheep shit themselves.