I think it is interesting now that NASA and astronomers associated with Main Stream Media have just announced that they discovered a solar system with two suns with two planets orbiting. I have included the article titled "Two Planets, Two Suns: NASA discovery could help find alien life" below if you want to read what is currently "hot" in the astronomy news section.
If you have been scouring YouTube for the latest Nibiru, Planet x, sighting you would have noticed that there are many novice videos being posted that are showing "TWO SUNS". I have included a few of the "TWO SUNS" type of videos for you to critique.
Just bringing this topic up because NASA is finally disclosing that TWO SUNS in a solar system is possible , when just yesterday it was considered science fiction stories. Is this "new" amazing discovery by NASA a heads up for the people of earth to expect a real disclosure about our solar system having two suns? Share your thoughts! ~enerchi
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Two Planets, Two Suns: NASA discovery could help find alien life
George Lucas knew it before the scientists.(Image: Lucasfilm)
The Kepler-47 star system, about 5,000 light years away from Earth, has a bright sun and a pale sun that circle each other, and two planets bigger than the earth that rotate around their dance.
Greg Laughlin, professor of astrophysics and planetary science at the University of California, said the discovery could turn our understanding of how planets appeared after the Big Bang on its head.
"This is an amazing discovery," he told SPACE.com "These planets are very difficult to form using the currently accepted paradigm, and I believe that theorists will be going back to the drawing board to try to improve our understanding of how planets are assembled."
A planet with more than one sun, like Tatooine in Star Wars, was long imagined by artists, but the first such arrangement, known as a circumbinary system, was spotted less than twenty years ago.
It was often assumed before that that a system of multiple planets would struggle to exist under the gravity of two stars at the same time, with planets either pulling away from the orbit or crashing into each other.
Now, scientists are expecting to find more such systems.
“If we get more data that confirms a third planet, then the sky’s the limit,” says Jerome Orosz from San Diego State University, who published the discovery of Kepler-47 in Science magazine.
It is even possible such a planet will be detected in Kepler-47, he says.
The Kepler space telescope was launched in 2009, with the hope of finding Earth-like planets in “habitable zones” that could potentially house life. It has found more than 2,300 potential alien worlds so far.
The new discovery will make the search easier.
"Most of the stars in the galaxy are in binary or higher-order multiple systems, so the fact that planetary systems can exist in these types of systems is important. If we were restricted to looking for planets around single stars, we would be missing most of the stars in the galaxy," says Orosz.
The planet closer to the suns circles them every fifty days, and is likely to be searing hot and unsuitable for life.
But the further planet is in the “habitable range,” where water could exist. The body itself is likely a gas giant like Uranus, nonetheless researchers say its moons could be suitable for life.
And even if it is not found there, there are billions more circumbinary systems in our galaxy alone.
"The thing I find most exciting is the potential for habitability in a circumbinary system," says Science study co-author William Welsh of San Diego State University.
http://rt.com/news/circumbinary-planets-kepler-nasa-863/
