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He's correct. Remember how much further out planet 9 would be from the sun than Jupiter is. The speed at which an object orbits is related to how far away it is
by Sir_Cmpwn 10y ago
He's correct. Remember how much further out planet 9 would be from the sun than Jupiter is. The speed at which an object orbits is related to how far away it is - note that the article said it has a really long year, too. Consider how far away geostationary satelites are compared to the ISS. The ISS goes around the planet several times a day, but geostationary orbits by definition complete one orbit in one day.