Nexus star Posted by Nick on 13-Jun-2006 - Day(s) left: 10673
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The sun is a second generation star. Meaning that there was a star that went before it. The star that went before the solar system went supernova and deposited all the elements that make up the planets. The supernova left a dead star core behind. Astronomers call this Nexus. But what happened to Nexus? If it left the vicinity it might still be close by. I predict that a new investigation into our sun's dark companion will take place. That it exists is a fact. Where it went if anywhere is the question. If its been cooling for 5 billion years it might be entirely black. The evidence of Nexus that we have now is the gravitational disturbance that the outer planets experience. It might not be a 10th planet. It might be Nexus.
I am sorry but the real name for the sun's companion is Nemesis not Nexus.
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If Nexus were somewhere in the sky, because its orbital period is so large, 26 million years by one estimate, it would stay on one side of the solar system. This means that the gravitational disturbance felt by the outer planets, if it was Nexus, would take place on only one side of the solar system. If it is not true that the outer planets only experience this gravitational disturbance from one side then it probably is not Nexus.
Author: Nick
The dead star core would have to be a neutron star. Having one nearby will bring many advantages to study it and its gravitational influences. Tests of theories of gravity's extreme would take place.
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