Oort Cloud to Far Out ??

We know 97% of the universe's force of gravity is missing.That is a
fact. I have a gut feeling the Sun and the objects in the Oort cloud do
not have enough mutual gravity for this cloud to circle the Sun. Main
reason its to far away. This gut feeling begs the question is there
missing mass in our solar system? Our sun makes up 99% of the solar
systems mass,and yet 99% more is needed Bert

Funny I got no replies on this post.Hmmm Let me arouse more
interest by asking this. Is it possible that our Sun is sharing the
Oort cloud with Alpha Centauri? If the cloud is 2LY from the Sun its
close to the half way point. Alpha Centauri being a tri-star
system begs this question Is it more massive(greater force of gravity)
than our single star(Sun)? Maybe there is a tug of war going on. Nature
loves tug of wars. Bert

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Funny I got no replies on this post.Hmmm Let me arouse more
interest by asking this. Is it possible that our Sun is sharing the
Oort cloud with Alpha Centauri? If the cloud is 2LY from the Sun its
close to the half way point. Alpha Centauri being a tri-star
system begs this question Is it more massive(greater force of gravity)
than our single star(Sun)? Maybe there is a tug of war going on. Nature
loves tug of wars. Bert

Bert, this is really interesting, maybe the two star systems could share
also some comets...

Luigi Caselli

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Funny I got no replies on this post.Hmmm Let me arouse more
interest by asking this. Is it possible that our Sun is sharing the
Oort cloud with Alpha Centauri? If the cloud is 2LY from the Sun its
close to the half way point. Alpha Centauri being a tri-star
system begs this question Is it more massive(greater force of gravity)
than our single star(Sun)? Maybe there is a tug of war going on. Nature
loves tug of wars. Bert

Bert, this is really interesting, maybe the two star systems could share
also some comets...

There's good reason to think that _our_ sun doesn't have an Oort cloud,
and Proxima Centauri is just about where the alpha Centuari Kuiper belt
and Oort cloud would merge, so it's completely disrupting anything
there. The interesting thing is that _no_ interstellar comets have been
observed.
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Funny I got no replies on this post.Hmmm Let me arouse more
interest by asking this. Is it possible that our Sun is sharing the
Oort cloud with Alpha Centauri? If the cloud is 2LY from the Sun its
close to the half way point. Alpha Centauri being a tri-star
system begs this question Is it more massive(greater force of gravity)
than our single star(Sun)? Maybe there is a tug of war going on.
Nature
loves tug of wars. Bert

Bert, this is really interesting, maybe the two star systems could share
also some comets...

There's good reason to think that _our_ sun doesn't have an Oort cloud,
and Proxima Centauri is just about where the alpha Centuari Kuiper belt
and Oort cloud would merge, so it's completely disrupting anything
there. The interesting thing is that _no_ interstellar comets have been
observed.

Just a crazy idea... What if the Sun and Alpha Centauri are connected with a
dark matter cloud?
So we can see only its gravitational effects. Like slowing Pioneers...

Luigi Caselli

Hi Luigi Finally added enough interest to get replies. The Oort cloud
being so far from the Sun adds to its mystery. Rock planets are close to
the Sun,and came from the highest density vortex of the nebula(near
where Sun's fusion took place. Was the Oort cloud once part of this same
area? Does the Oort cloud have a high density of hydrogen,and helium?
Can we say every solar system has an Oort cloud? If all the material
that make up the Oort cloud collapsed and made a planet ,how big would
that planet be? I know the material that comprises the Kuipler belt
would not make the size of our moon. Bert

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Funny I got no replies on this post.Hmmm Let me arouse
more
interest by asking this. Is it possible that our Sun is sharing
the
Oort cloud with Alpha Centauri? If the cloud is 2LY from the Sun its
close to the half way point. Alpha Centauri being a
tri-star
system begs this question Is it more massive(greater force of
gravity)
than our single star(Sun)? Maybe there is a tug of war going on.
Nature
loves tug of wars. Bert


The total mass of the three stars in the Centauri system is just about
exactly twice that of the Sun. So you would think that they would be
gravitationally dominant over the space up to two-thirds of the way to
the Sun.

Also it is not clear whether Proxima Centauri, which lies about
one-fifth light-year away from the other two stars, is actually
gravitationally bound to the system. It is also closer to us than the
other two.

Double-A

Hi double-A for that information. I've been meaning to ask you this. In
the past two weeks I have not received one email regarding my posts. Get
junk email(by the ton) and email from my kids. Has Google anything to do
with my not getting over seas email any more. Bert

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Hi double-A for that information. I've been meaning to ask you this.
In
the past two weeks I have not received one email regarding my posts.
Get
junk email(by the ton) and email from my kids. Has Google anything to
do
with my not getting over seas email any more. Bert


I don't think so. You don't post with Google. Your email isn't with
Google. Usenet doesn't depend on Google. Your posts are still
appearing in Google. And your posts are till appearing in Google UK,
and Google Belgium.

How do I know?

I just discovered this site myself. Very interesting. You can view
Usenet through any Google in the world!

http://c.asselin.free.fr/french/googleworldwide.htm

Double-A

Double-A wrote:
G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Hi double-A for that information. I've been meaning to ask you
this.
In
the past two weeks I have not received one email regarding my
posts.
Get
junk email(by the ton) and email from my kids. Has Google anything
to
do
with my not getting over seas email any more. Bert


I don't think so. You don't post with Google. Your email isn't with
Google. Usenet doesn't depend on Google. Your posts are still
appearing in Google. And your posts are till appearing in Google UK,
and Google Belgium.

How do I know?

I just discovered this site myself. Very interesting. You can view
Usenet through any Google in the world!

http://c.asselin.free.fr/french/googleworldwide.htm

Double-A

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