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Interesting comment below the linked article: > Lots of asymmetries involved. The star is off-center toward the lower right, same direction as the partial arc.
by isoprophlex 3y ago
Interesting comment below the linked article:
> Lots of asymmetries involved. The star is off-center toward the lower right, same direction as the partial arc. The major ring could be elliptical, rather than circular. It also varies in brightness around the circumference.
I'm a complete layman, but could this explain the high deviation from circular orbits of our own outer planets? IIRC this was something of an unexplained issue?