Hypothetical Bodies

Post #1by **Anthony_B_Russo10** » 06.08.2018, 20:40

This adds the hypothetical Planet 9 and 28 bodies that represent the Oort Cloud. The 28 bodies are near the edge of Celestia's render limit for bodies bound to the Sun.

Post #2by **Anthony_B_Russo10** » 03.09.2018, 03:19

Now has more hypothetical bodies. Earth Trojan and impactor, Theia. Three hypothetical planets, Phaeton*, Planet V, and "Fifth Giant". The extra moons around Earth come from the fact that the ring of derbies most likely form two moons. *=Disproven

Post #3by **Anthony_B_Russo10** » 24.12.2018, 23:54

Update:
Planet 9's size has been updated along with the orbital distances of its moons.

SpaceFanatic64 · Post #4by **SpaceFanatic64** » 25.12.2018, 06:29

Why is Earth around Planet 9?

Post #5by **Anthony_B_Russo10** » 25.12.2018, 06:34

That is just something I added in the version on my main laptop, it's not actually part of the addon. So it's just something to ignore.

Joey P. · Post #6by **Joey P.** » 07.01.2019, 06:34

nice

Post #7by **Anthony_B_Russo10** » 07.03.2019, 13:18

Planet 9 orbit has been updated.

Post #8by **Anthony_B_Russo10** » 01.05.2019, 01:37

Planet 9 now has more moons.

Post #9by **Lafuente_Astronomy** » 01.05.2019, 03:38

Are your mods part of Celestia Origin or separate from it?

Post #10by **Anthony_B_Russo10** » 01.05.2019, 03:40

Mine are separate from Celestia Origin.

Gurren Lagann · Post #11by **Gurren Lagann** » 01.05.2019, 20:53

Anthony_B_Russo10 wrote:Planet 9 now has more moons.

Because a gas giant cant have enough moons!

Post #12by **Anthony_B_Russo10** » 01.05.2019, 21:29

No, they can not.

Gurren Lagann · Post #13by **Gurren Lagann** » 01.05.2019, 22:28

Possible contribution:

Named all of Planet 9's moons, and added some thin, close rings to Planet 9.
Oh and I made custom textures and medres folders...

: Planet 9's rings

planet9_oortcloud 4.1.zip: (307.49 KiB) Downloaded 451 times

Post #14by **Anthony_B_Russo10** » 01.05.2019, 23:06

Thank for adding the rings and names to the moons.

Joey P. · Post #15by **Joey P.** » 03.09.2019, 23:55

A new study from 2018 has revived the Phaeton theory and could have proven it correct - the asteroid belt is the fragments of at least five or six bodies, one of which could have been Earth-sized with the others being planetary-sized moons.

Post #16by **pirogronian** » 04.09.2019, 13:19

Joey P. wrote:the asteroid belt is the fragments of at least five or six bodies, one of which could have been Earth-sized with the others being planetary-sized moons.

According to best space theory I know, the same is true for all asteroids and comets :hi:

Joey P. · Post #17by **Joey P.** » 05.09.2019, 22:25

Wouldn't it be obvious that the obsolete hypothesized 5th giant might be the Planet Nine we are looking for?

Added after 2 minutes 48 seconds:
Here is the source for the revived Phaeton theory: https://newatlas.com/meteorites-asteroids-ancient-planets/55299/

Maybe those planetary-sized bodies could be planet-sized moons (like the Galilean Moons, Titan, or Triton) that collided with a super-Earth due to gravitational perturbations.

Joey P. · Post #18by **Joey P.** » 18.10.2019, 05:30

Here's a texture I made for Phaeton (based on shoginc's Kepler-22b textures from the motherlode):

Gurren Lagann · Post #19by **Gurren Lagann** » 19.10.2019, 21:54

A habitable planet 2 AU from the sun? Impossible.

Post #20by **Anthony_B_Russo10** » 19.10.2019, 23:37

I agree.