VP113, however, is currently located around 83 AUs from our Sun, Sol — an orbital distance that is close to three times farther out than that of Pluto or Neptune, and it will eventually move more than five times farther away (around 452 AUs) in a 4,590 - year orbit around Sol; it's orbital semi-major axis is around 276 AUs with an extremely high eccentricity of 0.710 (more on VP113's orbit from astronomer Scott S. Sheppard. (solstation.com)
Because of its extremely high eccentricity (e = 0.87) of orbit, however, S2 also moves as far away from the hole as 10 light - days. (solstation.com)
Furthermore fitting this period results in an implausibly high eccentricity that crosses the orbits of the other planets. (centauri-dreams.org)