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- relativity. So far, no vulcanoids have been discovered, and it is not yet clear whether any exist. If they do exist, the vulcanoids could easily evade detection...
- include the closest objects to the Sun known in the Solar System. No vulcanoids, asteroids between the orbit of Mercury and the Sun, have been discovered...
- Mercury (q = 0.307 AU). Such hypothetical asteroids would likely be termed vulcanoids, although the term often refers to asteroids which more specifically have...
- were later accounted for via Einstein's General Theory of Relativity. Vulcanoids, asteroids that may exist within a gravitationally stable region inside...
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- Solar parallax during the 2004 Transit of Venus as well as the search for Vulcanoid asteroids. He was also involved in politics as a Sunnyvale, California...
- Ten Planet V Planet X Subsatellites Synestia Theia Themis Tyche Vulcan Vulcanoids Waltemath's moons Lists Comets Possible dwarf planets Gravitationally...
- valleys Largest lakes Hypothetical Planet Nine Five-planet Nice model Vulcanoids Tyche Nemesis Planets beyond Neptune Claimed moons of Earth List of hypothetical...
- valleys Largest lakes Hypothetical Planet Nine Five-planet Nice model Vulcanoids Tyche Nemesis Planets beyond Neptune Claimed moons of Earth List of hypothetical...
- Ten Planet V Planet X Subsatellites Synestia Theia Themis Tyche Vulcan Vulcanoids Waltemath's moons Lists Comets Possible dwarf planets Gravitationally...