Message #38133

[mccoy]

Steve, I may rebut all your posts above but I will stop doing that, agreeing to disagree on some aspects, whereas I agree on others. I will focus on the agreements here.

There may be a possibility that the sun rotates around an exotic celestial body, like a super-small black hole with no or negligible emission of radiation, or some weird dark matter cluster. But I would like to know the opinion of some professional astronomers, if such a body, invisible but with detectable gravitational effects, may really pass unobserved in orbital modeling, that is can its gravitational effects, strong enough to tie the sun to a reciprocal orbit, go undetected for so long?

I doubt that the body is astral in nature, at least, there may be an astral counterpart but there must be some physical body to manifest the effects of gravity.