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Anonymous Mon 06 Sep 01:21:03 2021 No.13608090 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13608604 >>13608684

...is it Out There, or just another miscalculation?
>Taking observational bias into effect, the authors find the clustering [of KBO] is still statistically unusual.
https://www.universetoday.com/152351/if-planet-9-is-out-there-heres-where-to-look/

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Anonymous Mon 06 Sep 2021 05:17:23 No.13608604 Report

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>>13608090
We already used to have nine planets. We even had 13 of them at one point in time. But of course, some fags ganged up, bullied some of them, called them dwarfs (or even astroids) and told them, they're not allowed to play with the big boys anymore. Fucking scientist: Pluto had feelings, too.

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Anonymous Mon 06 Sep 2021 05:21:16 No.13608611 Report

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>>13608604
Astronomers are literally worse than roasties.

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Anonymous Mon 06 Sep 2021 05:43:25 No.13608655 Report

Quoted By: >>13608670

What's the dark matter distribution equivalent?

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Anonymous Mon 06 Sep 2021 05:49:35 No.13608670 Report

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>>13608655
1:1, since both Plant Nine anddark matter don't exist

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Anonymous Mon 06 Sep 2021 05:57:13 No.13608684 Report

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>>13608090
But it turns out that if you adjust the orbits to remove the "miscalculation", the anomalous precession of Mercury disappears as well. It's just the darndest thing isn't it?

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