well if pluto doesnt count im sure their is allot of planets in our solar system just 8 planets seem odd for how much space truly has to offer honestly i wouldnt be surprised if there were over 10 ofc space is to complex to fully study allot like our ocean..(this answer may be stupid if i read this blog wrong)
Planet 9?
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Jun 19, 2022
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So, what I'm trying to get here: There's a planet 5 times bigger than the earth, takes 10000 years to complete an orbit. Sheesh, that's over 100 times slower than a snail with no exaxeration.
Disclaimer: Pluto is NOT considered a planet here.
idk was bored after watching some yt so made this topic
In recent years, deep scanning of the outer-solar system shows that a 9th planet may be very possible. It's predicted properties include 5 times the mass of the earth, and has an orbit cycle of 10,000 years. Some evidence that supports this include the orbits of long-period asteroids all point in one particular direction, which suggest that the potential 9th planet disturbed the asteroids in its area, flinging them away into outer space.
Thoughts? Does it exist? If it does, will it ever be discovered?