# Simulations of an eccentric S-type planet always left a detectable periodicity.

> Simulations of an eccentric S-type planet always left a detectable periodicity.

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# Simulations of an eccentric S-type planet always left a detectable periodicity.

Simulations of an eccentric S-type planet always left a detectable periodicity.

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## What it bears on 1 answer

[A planet in a close binary (S-type, eccentric and precessing) or around a binary (P-type), whose transits are…](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/hd-139139-random-transiter/answers/ANS0D79S2T07JV5/a-planet-in-a-close-binary-s-type-eccentric-and-precessing)

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## Cite it

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Mysteries Department. (2026). Simulations of an eccentric S-type planet always left a detectable periodicity. [Evidence EVD0D79S31T6VDJ]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/EVD0D79S31T6VDJ
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