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Constraints on planet X/Nemesis from Solar System's inner dynamics

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Investigation

Does Nibiru periodically pass close enough to Earth to cause global catastrophe?

Challenges

High-precision planetary dynamics constrain unseen massive bodies because additional mass changes the measured orbital precessions and trajectories of known planets.

A body passing near the terrestrial-planet region would create much larger perturbations than a remote Planet X configuration.

Investigation

Is Nibiru a real planet that repeatedly enters the inner Solar System?

Challenges

Planetary ephemeris analyses can constrain an undiscovered massive body through the perturbations it would induce in known planetary motions.

A large body repeatedly entering the inner Solar System would be far more dynamically consequential than the distant objects these analyses constrain.

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