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Emit

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34. Maybe it's Planet X, Nibiru

Reply to Octafish (Original post)

Thu Oct 10, 2013, 04:17 PM

Oct 2013

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Astronomers say they've spotted lonesome planet without a sun [View all] Octafish Oct 2013 OP

"Only" six times the mass of Jupiter Paulie Oct 2013 #1

Yeah, stuff like this makes me feel REALLY small. closeupready Oct 2013 #12

check this out for understanding scale srican69 Oct 2013 #31

I've seen that before. But it's pretty astonishing, more so when you consider the amount of empty nomorenomore08 Oct 2013 #46

Cool Liberalynn Oct 2013 #2

I think it's a death star cloaking as a planet Heather MC Oct 2013 #3

Dark matter complication? NoodleyAppendage Oct 2013 #4

They would have to be more numerous than stars and/or more massive. Bernardo de La Paz Oct 2013 #10

I've seen that graph before..... DeSwiss Oct 2013 #24

Thought it was a picture of a butt crack. LiberalFighter Oct 2013 #42

Well reasoned. Thanks! NoodleyAppendage Oct 2013 #43

The Question Is: On the Road Oct 2013 #5

I think it orbits a galaxy, not a star jsr Oct 2013 #14

bad orbit, ejected during Soylent Brice Oct 2013 #21

That would be my guess. Playing with orbital simulators, available on line, will suggest struggle4progress Oct 2013 #44

What else would you call it? n/t MicaelS Oct 2013 #28

I Don't Know, On the Road Oct 2013 #29

The term usually used is "Rogue Planet". MicaelS Oct 2013 #30

I thought Mars was a rouge planet. tclambert Oct 2013 #36

It does blush rather prettily, doesn't it? n/t moriah Oct 2013 #38

Rogue planets are new enough that existing terminology doesn't cover them. Posteritatis Oct 2013 #45

Is it my grammar nazi tendencies or would this have been more appropriate to say "lone" planet? Happyhippychick Oct 2013 #6

you are right, maybe it is quite happy dembotoz Oct 2013 #8

If cold.... moriah Oct 2013 #39

No Sun? No Light? It must be the Republicon "Homeland" Berlum Oct 2013 #7

Salutations and felicitations, Hip-hip Hurrah... Tally-Ho! Liberalagogo Oct 2013 #9

What direction is it moving? seveneyes Oct 2013 #11

Both darkangel218 Oct 2013 #17

They should name it Lonesome. bitchkitty Oct 2013 #13

I wonder is that's Romney's planet kydo Oct 2013 #15

This thread needs a theme song. Uncle Joe Oct 2013 #16

sounds like the republican party. nt Javaman Oct 2013 #18

They are going to call it Bachman or ... L0oniX Oct 2013 #19

Must be a tear in the cosmic retina ashling Oct 2013 #20

If Pluto is a planet, you have to consider Ceres a planet. And several others. MillennialDem Oct 2013 #32

My pluto coment was tounge in cheek ashling Oct 2013 #41

Cruzania? lanlady Oct 2013 #22

Oh, that!?!? DeSwiss Oct 2013 #23

That's no planet. Dr. Strange Oct 2013 #25

Runaway world! truthisfreedom Oct 2013 #26

It could've been thrown out from an early solar system sakabatou Oct 2013 #27

Looks like a tiny speck on the lens... They should have someone wipe that down. penultimate Oct 2013 #33

Maybe it's Planet X, Nibiru Emit Oct 2013 #34

Aimless wandering Politicub Oct 2013 #35

There's already a teapot out there waiting for them, orbiting the Sun between Earth and Mars. Towlie Oct 2013 #37

That's their mothership Politicub Oct 2013 #47

That Ain't No Moon AndyTiedye Oct 2013 #40