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Have we seen this with another star? or what is the theory? Interested in this thought but there is not enough info here to start researching.
Most of the planets that have been discovered around other
stars are due to observing bulges in that star and they are
usually planets with very swift orbits.
Quoting: DrPostmanThank you. I remember this now, just wasn't linking the terminology. _____ Periodic wiggles in stellar movement can signal an orbiting world's gravitational tug on its star. Another method looks for dips in stellar brightness called transits — when planets pass directly in front of a star and block out some of the light. [ link to www.space.com] ____ So what do you think caused this? [ link to solar.nro.nao.ac.jp]
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