Do not need nine planets? Astronomers explain the invisible nature of the glaciers

Beyond Neptune's orbit, some astronomers suspect our planet has been known to have been the object of the orbit of Neptune in the years since its orbit, a planet known as Planet One. This theory influences their movements, like small, some invisible objects. But now a research team has come up with yet another way of explaining this orbital variation. Published on January 21 Astronomical JournalThe team suggests that large disks of smaller and IC space rocks have influence in orbit for our solar system instead of a larger object. Unlike Planet 9, this disc was not previously discovered.

Does Planet 9 exist?

Neptune's orbit, also known as tube-caps belt, is a tiny tiny world known as trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs). They have never been left in the Solar System from the early planets. This region may have occasionally weakened with space rocks, and astronomers believed that most of these planets, in the early Solar System, had been ousted by most of the planets.

Scientists know that the largest planet in the Solar System is still influencing the orbital influence. Recently, dozens of big TE The gravitational force of the ninth planet led to researchers predicting a 10x Earth-scale study of the orbits of these small and distant objects.

Now a researchers at the University of Cambridge University and the University of Bureau say a research team, instead of a larger planet, these gravitational forces, Has been merged Earth's 10 times the mass.

The concept of a disposable disk is not a new concept to explain the explanation of a giant planet nine. This hypothetical disk is much larger than ever before in our solar system communications. "The first is a serious confrontation between the progress of our operation and the discovery of large disks and observations," says American writer Jihad Taouma, an email from American University of Beirut, in which he noted that significant agreements (some limits) reveal this process.

In our argument, in the argument that the massive disk in the remote parts of the solar system is uncomfortable, or why the thorists who have provided the experiments of observation surveys can not claim to exist. "He added.

What's beyond Neptune?

"Planet 9 is pretty spectacular, but the planet must have been avoided if it existed," said Cambridge University's co-author Andranic Sefilion in a statement. "We wanted a different dimension, dramatic, more and more natural, some unintended orbital orbits that we see in some TNOOs, rather than allowing a 9th planet to be formed, it does not worry about its formation and an abnormal orbit, and a smaller display on Neptune's orbital velocity, Let's see what happens.

To conclude this conclusion, the researchers modeled the TNOs using the gravitational influence of the largest planets in the Solar System and a larger disk than Neptune. In this arrangement the gravitational attraction of known planets has been enlarged, to explain the strange Clustered Orbits of 30 TNOs found in these groups. Using this model, the group decided to change the periodicity theoretical theory, determining the circular of the disk and the size of the possible limit on it.

When the research team suggests that this giant disks can explain clustered obfuses of 30 dinosaurs, they agree that the plastic nine or the disc is not directly observed, the case has not yet been closed. "Both things may be true – there could be a bigger disks and a ninth planet," said Sebilian. "With each new TNO discovered, we collect more evidence to explain their behavior."