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Clean Energy & Climate Transition 11 Nov 2026, 08:00 AM IST

Astronomers Detect a Backward-Orbiting World Beyond Neptune, Raising New Questions About the Solar System’s Outer Edge

Astronomers using the Rubin Observatory have identified a distant object beyond Neptune that appears to move in a retrograde, or backward, orbit relative to the planets. The finding is drawing attention because such motion can signal a violent origin, gravitational disruption, or even an interstellar capture scenario, though researchers will need more observations before any conclusion is firm.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition06 Oct 2026, 04:09 AM IST

Astronomers Report First Direct Clue to a Possible Ninth Planet Beyond Neptune

Astronomers say they may have found the first direct evidence of a long-hypothesized ninth major planet in the outer Solar System, based on infrared data that appears to show a distant, massive body far beyond Pluto. The finding is not yet confirmation, but it sharpens one of modern astronomy’s most persistent questions: whether Planet Nine is real, and if so, how it reshapes our understanding of the Solar System’s architecture.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition08 Oct 2026, 07:57 AM IST

Astronomers Report First Direct Infrared Hint of Planet Nine

Astronomers say they may have identified the strongest direct clue yet for the existence of Planet Nine, a long-hypothesized world believed to orbit far beyond Neptune. The candidate signal, drawn from archival infrared data spanning more than two decades, remains unconfirmed, but it has sharpened one of modern astronomy’s most persistent mysteries.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition08 Oct 2026, 03:07 AM IST

Astronomers Report First Direct Clue to Elusive Planet Nine

Astronomers say they may have found the strongest direct hint yet of Planet Nine, a long-hypothesized world thought to lurk far beyond Neptune. The evidence comes from infrared observations that appear to match the motion of a faint object across archival sky data, though researchers stress that confirmation will require follow-up observations.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition16 Oct 2026, 11:11 AM IST

New Study Suggests the Sun’s Final Act Could Destabilize the Outer Solar System Far Earlier Than Expected

A new analysis reported by Phys.org suggests the Sun’s eventual death may trigger gravitational upheaval in the outer solar system sooner and more violently than many models had assumed. The findings raise fresh questions about the long-term stability of the giant planets, though the event remains billions of years away and has no bearing on near-term climate or energy policy.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition14 Oct 2026, 04:31 PM IST

Study Suggests the Solar System’s Outer Giants May Be Destabilized Far Earlier Than Expected

A new study highlighted by Phys.org suggests the Sun’s long-term evolution could destabilize the outer solar system sooner than many models predicted, with giant-planet orbits potentially becoming chaotic well before the star’s final stages. The findings do not imply an immediate threat to Earth, but they sharpen scientific understanding of how stellar aging can reshape planetary systems over immense timescales.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition14 Oct 2026, 06:52 AM IST

Solar System May Face Earlier Disruption as Sun’s Final Phase Rewrites Long-Term Forecasts

New research suggests the outer solar system may be far less stable in the Sun’s dying era than scientists once assumed, with giant-planet orbits potentially becoming chaotic much sooner. The findings do not imply an immediate threat to Earth, but they sharpen the long-range picture of how stellar evolution can destabilize planetary systems.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition13 Oct 2026, 10:17 PM IST

New Simulations Suggest the Solar System’s Outer Giants Could Become Unstable Far Earlier Than Expected

A new study highlighted by Phys.org suggests that the outer solar system may be less stable over cosmic time than scientists once believed, with giant-planet disruptions potentially occurring sooner under certain rare but powerful stellar encounters. The findings do not imply an imminent threat to Earth, but they sharpen long-term questions about how passing stars can reshape planetary systems.

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