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Point it where? We don't know exactly where to look, and it might be far out enough to be barely visible. Pointing a telescope at it requires a precise location
by dotnet00 3y ago
Point it where? We don't know exactly where to look, and it might be far out enough to be barely visible. Pointing a telescope at it requires a precise location.
- sliken 3y agoOr it might be literally invisible, a small black hole fits the observations. Also it's predicted that a star comes with 1,500 AU of the sun every billion years or so, a star could have thrown things out of whack and left.