Hubble Finds Exoplanet Planet 9 existing in our solar system confirms crazy CBs posts

[computerbuck]

https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/3182...lanet-nine

The Hubble Space Telescope has been spying on a very unusual exoplanet some 336 light years away. The planet, known as HD 106906 b, is 11 times the mass of Jupiter, and it orbits the binary stars at a distance of nearly 68 billion miles — 730 times greater than the distance between Earth and the sun. Astronomers believe this frigid world could serve as a proxy to help us understand the hypothetical Planet Nine in our own solar system.




SO WE HAVE A PLANET AT THE EDGE OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM WITH A MASS 11 TIMES THAT OF JUPITER IN AN ELLIPTICAL ORBIT WITH
A BINARY STAR SYSTEM NEARBY.

TRANSLATION - PLANET X AND OUR BINARY TWIN RETURNING AS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH AS WORMWOOD TO CAUSE MASSIVE DESTRUCTION

[computerbuck]

Compared to the stars and this disk, the exoplanet is traveling along a rather extremely angled and elongated orbit, tilted about 21 degrees.

"It would be bizarre if, say, Jupiter just happened to be inclined 30 degrees relative to the plane that every other planet orbits in. This raises all sorts of questions about how HD 106906 b ended up so far out on such an inclined orbit," said lead study author Meiji Nguyen, a junior specialist in astronomy at the University of California, Berkeley, in a statement.



https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/202...lung-orbit

[somenole]

“Trans-Neptunian objects”?

[ChinaBuck]

“Trans-Neptunian objects”?

Oh, oh, oh, I know I dated her. She was out there, definitely out there.

[Alabuckeye]

so, Neptune is transitioning? To what? A star? How do we address it now? planet/planets or star/starish?

[Beastdog]

It's not a good COMPUTERBUCK thread if we can't find the word "crazy" in there somewhere. Fortunately, he took care of it in the thread title this time!

[Blinky]

The planet that is the subject of this video is in a different solar system. Not ours.

That's what an exoplanet is. One that orbits around another star, or in this case a binary star system. Like Tatooine.

If planet 9 in our own solar system was 11 times the size of Jupiter, we'd've seen her by now.

[computerbuck]

The planet that is the subject of this video is in a different solar system. Not ours.

That's what an exoplanet is. One that orbits around another star, or in this case a binary star system. Like Tatooine.

If planet 9 in our own solar system was 11 times the size of Jupiter, we'd've seen her by now.

they claim it is in the edge of our solar system. They are quietly letting the cat out of the bag.

[3rdgensooner]

The planet that is the subject of this video is in a different solar system. Not ours.

That's what an exoplanet is. One that orbits around another star, or in this case a binary star system. Like Tatooine.

If planet 9 in our own solar system was 11 times the size of Jupiter, we'd've seen her by now.

LOL. That'll be news to crazy boy.

[P1tchblack]

https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/3182...lanet-nine

The Hubble Space Telescope has been spying on a very unusual exoplanet some 336 light years away. The planet, known as HD 106906 b, is 11 times the mass of Jupiter, and it orbits the binary stars at a distance of nearly 68 billion miles — 730 times greater than the distance between Earth and the sun. Astronomers believe this frigid world could serve as a proxy to help us understand the hypothetical Planet Nine in our own solar system.




SO WE HAVE A PLANET AT THE EDGE OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM WITH A MASS 11 TIMES THAT OF JUPITER IN AN ELLIPTICAL ORBIT WITH
A BINARY STAR SYSTEM NEARBY.

<<<---------------EVERYTHING WAS GOOD UP THIS POINT--------------------------------------->>>>>

TRANSLATION - PLANET X AND OUR BINARY TWIN RETURNING AS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH AS WORMWOOD TO CAUSE MASSIVE DESTRUCTION