Several large celestial bodies can leave the planetary system.
Astronomers from Spain and the UK blamed Planet X in the destruction of the Solar system.
This means that some large celestial bodies as a result of its gravitational influence will leave the planetary system. Devoted to the study of a Preprint published on the website arXiv.org.
Scientists, using known constraints on the parameters of Planet X, conducted a computer simulation in the framework of the problem of N bodies. Scholars interested in the influence of celestial object on the movement of six extreme TRANS-Neptunian objects are celestial bodies beyond the orbit of Neptune, the semimajor axis exceeding 150 astronomical units and a perihelion — 30 astronomical units.
Simulations showed that the orbit of the dwarf planet candidate Sedna and 2012 VP113 will remain in stable condition over the next few hundred million years. On the other hand, the trajectory of TRANS-Neptunian objects VN112 2004, 2007 and 2013 TG422 RF98 (the diameter of these heavenly bodies reach 100-300 kilometers) unstable in time and a few tens of millions of years they can be thrown out Planet X from the Solar system.
On the possible discovery beyond the orbit of Pluto Planet X scientists reported in mid-January. A potential ninth planet of the system revolves around the Sun in an elongated orbit (and inclined relative to Earth’s orbit plane) with a period of 15 thousand years.
Given the existing on Planet X data later, other astronomers came to the following conclusions. The radius of the celestial body 3.7 times more than Earth. The temperature of its atmosphere that consists of hydrogen and helium, is equal to minus 226 degrees Celsius. Under gas shell at a temperature of minus 63 degrees Celsius is the layer of water ice.
