>solar system has 2 suns
We have 1 sun and 1 binary companion, a brown dwarf and 12 planets (incl. Pluto).
Star systems: 75% binary, 22% ternary, 3% single, very few 4&more.
>>7807433
>and 1 binary companion, a brown dwarf
What. Since when?
>>7807443
How old are you, 12? You just learned a "ground-breaking" fact at school and want to show off to your internet friends? Bet you didn't know that soil comprises mostly of bones of people who dies 70 years ago or earlier either.
>>7807354
There's evidence for a new planet, but no pointed telescope to it yet.
There are 6 objects in an area of sky beyond Neptune that seem to have their gravity influenced by a larger object
The evidence is based solely on computer modeling and that the planet will become visible within the next 5 years.
>>7807433
>including pluto as a planet
>>7807354
What are you going on about ye crazy bastard
>>7807354
>one line of greentext giving no indicator to what OP wants to discuss
How am I supposed to respond to this? What should I say?
>>7807524
>What should I say
Ideally? Nothing
>>7807524
its a dumb /mu/ where they post that pic and
>band has two drummers
>>7807354
>Solar system
>Nothing to do with Sol
>>7807443
Almost forever. Calculate how often it comes around.
>>7807688
>If I say "Sun" in Latin it sounds more sciency.
Same goes for "Moon" and "Earth".
>Axiomatic system has two models
>>7807732
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaught_conjecture#Vaught.27s_theorem
>>7807354
www2.lbl.gov/Science-Articles/Archive/extinctions-nemesis.html
In 1984, Physicist Richard A. Muller postulated that the Sun has a heretofore undetected companion, either a brown dwarf or a red dwarf, in an elliptical orbit within the Oort cloud. This object, known as Nemesis, was hypothesized to pass through a portion of the Oort cloud approximately every 26million years, bombarding the inner Solar System with comets.
We present an updated dynamical and statistical analysis of outer Oort cloud cometary evidence suggesting the sun has a wide-binary Jovian mass companion... John J. Matese, Daniel P. Whitmire (Submitted on 26 Apr 2010)
>>7807719
Sol is our sun's name. Thus "the Solar system". Luna is the name for Earth's only natural sattelite.
>>7808008
isnt that thing at one of our lagrange points a satellite, too?
