Episode 121
Sedna’s Eleven-Thousand-Year Orbit: The Solar System’s Most Elusive Visitor
Discover the fascinating story of Sedna, the icy object lurking at the edge of our solar system with an astonishing eleven-thousand-year orbit. This briefing uncovers why Sedna's distant, elongated path challenges our understanding of planetary formation and how it might be a remnant of the early solar system. Prepare to be intrigued by this elusive visitor, whose orbit hints at mysteries lurking beyond the known planets—an exciting glimpse into the frontier of space exploration.
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