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A group of astronomers from Europe, America and South Africa discovered a star that almost passed through our solar system. True, this happened seventy thousand years ago.
The Scholz’s star, or Scholz’s star, is a low-mass space an object (red dwarf), especially since it passed through an external Oort cloud, that is, in the most extreme region of our Solar systems, having only a slight effect on congestion here numerous comets. This did not disturb our Earth in any way.
Scholz’s star is currently in the constellation Unicorn, that is, the guest star has long left “our house” and continues her mysterious path in other star systems.
European Space Agency recently launched a satellite Gaia, which is designed to measure the distances and speeds of stars that and makes it easy today to determine who and when visited our The solar system, and, most importantly, who can still be expected in space guests. For example, the mysterious Planet X?
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