Pioneer probes discovered possible binary companion star. Pioneer 10 and 11 were launched in early 1970s Data showed gravitational anomalies in outer solar system A 'dead star' 4-5 times Earth's size was identified beyond Kuiper Belt
Pioneer 10 and 11 (launched early 1970s) detected gravitational anomalies in the outer solar system. Researchers identify a possible 'dead star' 4-5 times Earth's size beyond the Kuiper Belt, approximately 50 billion miles away. Some theorize this binary companion may explain the Great Year cycle. Note: this remains a theoretical hypothesis, not confirmed.
Key Facts
- Pioneer 10 and 11 were launched in early 1970s
- Data showed gravitational anomalies in outer solar system
- A 'dead star' 4-5 times Earth's size was identified beyond Kuiper Belt
- Located approximately 50 billion miles away
- This binary companion may explain the Great Year cycle
- Kuiper Belt was not discovered until the 1990s
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