Detection of the Planet Nine Candidate IT30001 at a Distance of 420.9 AU Using the Topological Metric IT^3

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Main Author: Logvinovich, Victor
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contents <p>This paper presents the successful detection of a large trans-Neptunian object (TNO) candidate in the outer Solar System. Utilizing the proprietary topological metric IT^3, based on the irrational 3-torus model T^3(1,√2,√3), the candidate IT30001 was identified. An analysis of archival astrometric data from the DECam photometric survey (NSC DR2) revealed an object with a magnitude of ~22.1 mag (z-band). The object's positions in images from 2014, 2015, and 2017 strictly conform to the predicted parallactic curve for a heliocentric distance of 420.9 AU. The resulting continuous 850-day observational arc provides a high degree of confidence in classifying the object IT30001 as physical evidence for the existence of Planet Nine.</p>
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spellingShingle Detection of the Planet Nine Candidate IT30001 at a Distance of 420.9 AU Using the Topological Metric IT^3
Logvinovich, Victor
Planet Nine
Trans-Neptunian Object
TNO
Astrometry
Celestial Mechanics
DECam
<p>This paper presents the successful detection of a large trans-Neptunian object (TNO) candidate in the outer Solar System. Utilizing the proprietary topological metric IT^3, based on the irrational 3-torus model T^3(1,√2,√3), the candidate IT30001 was identified. An analysis of archival astrometric data from the DECam photometric survey (NSC DR2) revealed an object with a magnitude of ~22.1 mag (z-band). The object's positions in images from 2014, 2015, and 2017 strictly conform to the predicted parallactic curve for a heliocentric distance of 420.9 AU. The resulting continuous 850-day observational arc provides a high degree of confidence in classifying the object IT30001 as physical evidence for the existence of Planet Nine.</p>
title Detection of the Planet Nine Candidate IT30001 at a Distance of 420.9 AU Using the Topological Metric IT^3
topic Planet Nine
Trans-Neptunian Object
TNO
Astrometry
Celestial Mechanics
DECam
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19641025