Breaking Study: A Star Appears to Have Come Closer to Earth Than the Voyager Probes

[@UWUTECH]

So many videos visualizing the star entering our solar system, but no actual animation of it. Who else came to see the cataclysmic event and just learned about Transneptunian Objects?

[@efdangotu]

Awww, maaannn!!!

[@ShortsHound]

an interesting speculation at best.

[@alanmcmillan6969]

Thsnk you!

[@depleteduraniumcowboy3516]

Are the TNOs that did not become irregular moons and still out there with their irregular orbits the same TNOs that are used to suggest the existence of Planet X?

[@anthonyshiels9273]

Grouping of a set of TNO orbits suggests that the cause COULD BE a large planet's gravitational effect. Retrograde moons and other anomalies in the orbits of some TNOs SUGGEST that a star COULD HAVE passed near the Sun in the past. Need more studies.

[@quantum7145]

70,000 years ago a star passed by , christ we are in a 5-6 star system with long orbits.

[@doghousedon1]

Sholtz's star.

[@mikehartman5326]

Years ago, I mentioned the possibility that another Star may have passed by, but my thoughts were that a small fraction of each of our Oort clouds past through each others systems. Too far away for the passing star to destroy our Planetary orbits, but close enough for some of our furthest TNO"s to go highly elliptical and the interchanging of some Oort cloud material. This also could explain the few meteorites that were found on Earth older than our own solar system material. 6 and 8 billion year old meteorites vs our own 4.6 billion Y.O. meteorites. Some of you may have already thought that not all Oort cloud materials are made up of just icy substances, but also of dust, and debris of a rocky nature. Also, I want to impress that most of the stars in our inner hub of our Galaxy have lost most of their Oort clouds and that Galactic Stars further out still have theirs relatively intact, but occasionally interrupted by other passing systems.

[@GonTar_X]

Really interesting, wanna dive into this a bit more is really nice to see it represented too ❤

[@tracykimber729]

Nibiru or some call it plant X, nemesis, Black whole sun, and Destroyer. Hopis description of what happened when this came around was not good. Somebody even said it was heading back into our solar system to make a drive-by. I would cause the weather to go totally crazy by the way and a lot of earthquakes.

[@abloogywoogywoo]

Gliese 710 has the potential to do that again, in a million years time.

[@Emprivan]

That star would of had planets I would think. Still we got lots of debis and the odd shaped moons. They say there isn't enough stuff to of had another plant after Mars in the astroid belt, but to me if there was a planet there, most of it got droped on Jupiter and maybe some became moons. Still this info seems to be like the very old Niberu story.

[@thomasesau2376]

Exactly how many billion years? I'm trying to figure out what I was doing that night.

[@terrymichael5821]

Total conjecture with very little evidence !

[@chrismcgowan3938]

Could some of the moons/asteroids be from the rogue star? -- we could tell by a different isotope mix of elements in the object's makeup.

[@cyrillawless]

If it flew past where is it now. They must be able to see it if they can see planets around stars in other galaxies.

[@duanehennon9415]

why does it have to be "billions of years ago"?

[@fieldmarshalsnafu7558]

It was Nibiru not a sun!!!

[@trancekingpj]

Surely, and call me an idiot if I'm way off the mark here because I'm certainly no expert in this field, merely an educated monkey at best, but surely if there was a close fly-by of a star then could we not check out the paths of stars within a few hundred or thousand light years and see whether any are flying away from us with a trajectory that can be measured to have come through (or at least close) to our solar system? Even with this event taking place so long ago, it's not like it would have been travelling at speeds close to even a percent or two of light speed so to my mind it couldn't have travelled a massive distance?

[@antonnym214]

Oumuamua is an extrasolar object, and it came within 24 million miles of our sun. Are you saying a passing star came closer to the sun that that?

[@jayjaylpd5]

No, an AU is the distance from the sun to earth,This video said it was a little over a 100 AU. Gotta listen!

[@davidsparks6146]

MEH,... unless it's happening within the next year... not really interested in your made-up speculation, without provable FACTS!!!

[@MirlitronOne]

Correction: "A star appears to HAD come closer to Earth than the Voyager probes." The tense of a verb is important.

[@frankenweeny8785]

TOTAL CLICKBAIT!

[@Leopez02]

A Star appears to have come closer to Earth than the Voyager probes what if it's not a Star maybe it's an icy Comet or an Alien spy Space ship that I really believe the Oumuamua was an Alien Space ship because it went away with it's own power so I would believe a Star that appears close to Earth would be the Oumuamua-like Visitor from the Outer Space! Hey there's 2 EXCITING things to talk about: the Atlas Comet what's coming and is visible in october NEXT MONTH can I see it with the naked eyes? And Earth might have a seqond Moon our Natural satelite Moon is getting a friend how nice, but would it be nice for us and how Earth dedienitily our Oceans will react with the second Moon? There's so many questions with no answers and only our Solar System is that AMAZING place like WOW! 😮

[@b3j8]

That's no Oumuamua, that's a SPACE STATION!"😂😂

[@DeltaLimaActual-t2o]

The "went away under its own power" has been debunked.

[@Moonstorms]

Probably because the good God the created all these beautiful stuff for us did it to keep us safe for when he was going to put us on this earth now that’s a no brainer