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- ninth-planet-x-discovered-evidence author "Loren Grush".
- ninth-planet-x-discovered-evidence date "2016-01-20".
- ninth-planet-x-discovered-evidence isCitedBy Planet_Nine.
- ninth-planet-x-discovered-evidence newspaper "The Verge".
- ninth-planet-x-discovered-evidence quote "The statistics do sound promising, at first. The researchers say there's a 1 in 15,000 chance that the movements of these objects are coincidental and don't indicate a planetary presence at all. ... 'When we usually consider something as clinched and air tight, it usually has odds with a much lower probability of failure than what they have,' says Sara Seager, a planetary scientist at MIT. For a study to be a slam dunk, the odds of failure are usually 1 in 1,744,278. ... But researchers often publish before they get the slam-dunk odds, in order to avoid getting scooped by a competing team, Seager says. Most outside experts agree that the researchers' models are strong. And Neptune was originally detected in a similar fashion — by researching observed anomalies in the movement of Uranus. Additionally, the idea of a large planet at such a distance from the Sun isn't actually that unlikely, according to Bruce Macintosh, a planetary scientist at Stanford University.".
- ninth-planet-x-discovered-evidence title "Our solar system may have a ninth planet after all — but not all evidence is in .".
- ninth-planet-x-discovered-evidence url ninth-planet-x-discovered-evidence.