We believe our binary counterpart may lay between 848.5 AU and 1515
AU depending on its mass. For detailed calculations, please download
the PDF Document below.
Dual
Size/Distance Calculations
There are other possibilities, including the scenario that says our
companion star may be a nearby visible star (see www.SiriusResearchGroup.com),
although this now seems improbable given our current understanding
of gravity and visible star distances. Yet, there are indications
such as MOND theory and the anomalous acceleration of the Pioneer
10 and 11 spacecraft that make this scenario attractive to investigation.
Consequently, we urge the scientific community to keep an open mind
on possible forces that might be effecting the suns motion, and in
turn the earth‚s orientation. BRI will initially focus on dark
star scenarios as this best fits with our current understanding of
Newtonian physics.
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