0:00 Proximity of Stars
1:28 110 AU Range
5:00 HD 7977's Oort Cloud Disruption
10:08 Scholz's StarStars that Brushed Past the Solar System | 12:44
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Posted on 09/18/2026 9:57:56 AM PDT by SunkenCiv
0:00 Proximity of Stars
1:28 110 AU Range
5:00 HD 7977's Oort Cloud Disruption
10:08 Scholz's Star Stars that Brushed Past the Solar System | 12:44
Territory | 122K subscribers | 408,226 views | August 8, 2026
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Yes, but too many people read science fiction and start believing it as real. Some even hallucinate about capturing power from particles floating in space.
There are no aliens, there are no ghosts. Only physics of reality rules the enormous universe. I am 100% certain there are planets in universe with life. Only problem is universe is so vast and so sparsely occupied by solar systems, it is impossible to travel there. In our own milky way galaxy, the nearest next solar system is too far to reach. There is vast darkness of nothing in between.
LOL!
In other threads on FR, I have expressed skepticism on whether the Oort Cloud exists. As far as I know, we have never seen or photographed anything that is in an Oort Cloud. A comet nucleus that doesn’t yet have a lit-up tail would be nice. Now after reading this message, I’m wondering if we will ever have evidence for the Oort cloud.
Alrighty, tell us about it on Saturday.
Yup. It's a mathematical construct to explain (or just say, kludge) to make the Solar System formation construct work. AFAIK, AFAIC.
Wow, that’s impressive!!! 😆
That would explain why they’re coming for ours... 😁
We’ve got a keyword, “rogueplanets” (or maybe no ‘s’ on the end, or maybe both) about planets sans stars. I’d post it, but a five topic link post in #3 was deleted for no reason at all.
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