Free
Floaters
Astronomers have recently discovered singular unexplained objects outside of the gravitational influence stellar systems. The name assigned to this unknown object is free floater. These are cosmic objects, which are not bound to another gravitational object due drift in a gravitational null point. They have been documented in the scientific journals such as the Science Times. Current theories state stellar objects and their associated planets, moons and smaller objects develop from condensing gaseous nebula clouds primarily composed of hydrogen gas in conjunction with other heavy elements contracting into a disk when a solar system forms. How can a number of cosmic objects develop in a singular state? Contradictory to the established theory of planetary formation, free floaters are still out there. After an initial big bang in a galactic area, matter is expelled in random and uneven clumps. The larger masses assimilate the surrounding matter through gravitational attraction until an object of sufficient mass invokes the repulsion force setting up a balanced orbital dance. Scientists in the field of astrophysics are contemplating the following, first, is that the universe maybe composed totally of free floaters. Second, it is the equilibrium of the gravitational attraction of nearby stellar object and the free floater that initiates a solar system with the repulsion force determining the orbital distances between objects. This free floater is a random cosmic object that found itself in equilibrium between stellar systems without being captured. Look for this explanation, one of many, to describe the arrival of the 12th planet.
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