The Pup is 11.08″ out, closing toward periastron 2044.7.
Every number on the card is computed live from the published
orbit — Bond et al. 2017. Drag the orbit yourself at
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Sirius is still there. A teaspoon of its companion still weighs ten tons.
The orbit is still converging towards its perihelion in 2044.7.
Predicted in 1844, seen in 1862, weighed in 2005. Market capitalization is just a number on a screen.
The catalog data is real, the calculations are still running. We've locked in supply, added contracts, and the project continues. $SIRIUS doesn't look at candlestick charts, it looks at the stars.
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@yooo_pumpfun@Indianbechara3 I received a professional answer. Updating based on the current market capitalization feels pointless. We need to wait for the market capitalization to rise before it becomes meaningful. I will continue to run this project.
A promise from January 1844.
"There must be an invisible companion — a dark star, bound to
the brightest." — Bessel
He never saw it. Eighteen years later, Alvan Clark did. And we
gave it something to do.