The invading planet that ordered the solar system.

A study has just been published that proposes a curious theory. According to this study, the orbits of the planets in our solar system could have been organized by an Invading planet a long time ago, practically in the early days of the origin of the solar system. We know that There have been movements in those early times of the origin of the solar system, we know that there have been movements of the gas giants of Saturn and especially of Jupiter. We know this because scientists consider that the elements of Jupiter had to have formed further from the Sun than where it is currently. Jupiter had a migration, it moved from its position of birth to its current position, luckily it stopped and did not continue forward because there would be devastated everything, we have discovered hot Jupiters in other stars and we know that those hot giant planets formed far from it, but for some reason, surely pushed by another planet, they ended up getting very close to their star and therefore destroying all the others planets that were in the middle. Luckily Jupiter stopped, but now according to this research perhaps that push, that movement, maybe even the stopping of Jupiter could have been due to the passage through the middle of the planetary solar system of another planet, a planet with a mass of between two and 50 times that of Jupiter, it is a theoretical study, we still have to look for more evidence to prove it, at the moment the study is based on mathematical calculations.

This is like a criminal investigation, you can be the investigator and launch a theory, but you then need to look for evidence, this investigator at the moment has mathematical calculations, his calculations say that this planet must have a mass between two and 50 times the of Jupiter, it is very much and that it passed through the solar system at a distance similar to that where Uranus is currently located, remember that Uranus is. Remember that there is Uranus and beyond that there is Neptune, which practically passed between those two planets. This research has been carried out by Garett Brown from the University of Toronto and in the coming months he will dedicate himself to searching for more evidence about it. The solar system could be a binary system, because taking into account that when the stars are born in that nebula where they are usually born, they are usually quite close together. Now we are separated from the rest of the stars because the sun has continued its path around the Milky Way, but when When they are born, they are usually very close together and there can be a lot of movement between stars and planets, there can be a lot of commotion during the first times of star formation, in fact, Two years ago they had discovered one of the sun's sisters, one of the stars that was born in the same nebula as the sun. This is known by analyzing the composition of the sun once you have the spectrum of the Sun and know what elements the sun has. If it turns out that you find a star that is similar to the sun and that also has the same characteristics, its same chemical fingerprint, it is very likely that it was born at the same time or was born in the same place, the motivation of these researchers to look for sisters of the sun is that if life arose quite quickly, a few hundred million years after the formation of the solar system, perhaps it was because the sun had the elements, the precise and wonderful combination of chemical elements and key substances for life to form. and if the sun had that combination, the rest of the stars that were born with it him, they could also have that same combination, so it is possible that life could also have emerged in those stars and the planets that orbit them.