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I agree. I'm also not sure why this isn't the leading theory of what's causing the gravitational weirdness, yet still manages to evade our detection. (Disclaim
by karim79 1y ago
I agree. I'm also not sure why this isn't the leading theory of what's causing the gravitational weirdness, yet still manages to evade our detection.
(Disclaimer: I know nothing)
- andrewflnr 1y agoBecause it's wildly sensational, in particular being the first observation of an object of that type, and a regular boring planet fits the evidence just as well (it would be crazy hard to see at that distance, so it would be no surprise we haven't yet). I'm a fan of the idea too, but it needs a lot more evidence to take it seriously.