Scientists Now Believe 'Something Visited Our Solar System In the Past & Rearranged The Planets'

The Sun is an incandescent but benevolent dictator. For billions of years, it's kept our star system well organized through the influence of its powerful gravity. All the planets revolve around it on roughly the same plane, and they also move in the same direction.

Even so, there are slight anomalies in the architecture of our stellar neighborhood that can't be fully explained by the Sun's governance, some astronomers argue, because it appears that the orbits of the planets were altered at some point in the distant past.

Now, a new yet-to-be-peer-reviewed study suggests that an enormous interstellar object up to fifty times the mass of Jupiter may have been responsible for stirring the planets out of their original orbits — showing that perhaps not even the Sun can protect us from the chaos caused by foreign intruders.

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[katesisco]

Well, Walt Thornhill proposed a body with several orbiting bodies arrived in our solar system and significantly changed it. Such discoveries are not merged with the current understanding which leads to lost understanding.
“Magnetism, gravity and the nuclear forces are all different manifestations of the electric force at vastly different scales, ” Thornhill said of the basis of the theory. Thornhill called his conference talk, “The Electric Universe.” Today, it's not just Thornhill and Talbott.Feb 18, 2016

[hammurhead]

Planets gonna be Planets. Stars gonna be Stars. And Humans gonna still be pretending that they have a clue! Right...!?!

[EpicSpace-yk]

It's an interesting idea.. If something like this happens again, our Earth will probably change its orbit... But some other planets like Mars and Venus can enter in the habitable zone and life started to form in those planets.

Amazing video and great explanation thank for your amazing work

[earth]

This theory I've actually heard. It's happened before. About every 20 to 30 million years or so. It's currently overdue.

[Ludak]

Are those the same scientists that thought the "Big Bang" was the start of the universe? If so, they might be wrong, but idk, you didn't name a single one.

[GregoryKelson]

Probably a brown, red, white or orange dwarf.

[davidrandell]

Gravity is simple Galilean relative motion. The earth is approaching- expanding at 16 feet per second per second constant acceleration- the released object. Gravity is based on size and expansion not mass and attraction. So, no. “The Final Theory: Rethinking Our Scientific Legacy “, Mark McCutcheon for proper physics including the CAUSE of gravity, electricity, magnetism, light and well.... everything.

[doghousedon]

Sholz star already did that. Its gone bye bye ages ago.