Where did the theory of planet number 9 come from?
Where did the theory of planet number 9 come from?
As you can see, trans-Neptunian objects, potential dwarf planets, have been discovered, some of them have been discovered to have slightly altered orbits with respect to what would be normal within the orbit around the Sun, and this alteration is believed to be one of the theories, it is believed that it could be caused by the existence of a massive planet, a large planet much larger than the Earth, it would be Uranus type, Neptune type, something like that, an icy gas giant, that planet would be the cause of those alterations in the orbits of those objects.
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I am talking about the mass of a planet or a planet Uranus, for example, which would gravitationally be very similar to a planet, the thing is that they would be very difficult to detect, although it would have an advantage, if planet number 9 exists both Like a primordial black hole, it surely has a lot of small ones orbiting, because the further we get from the Sun, the easier it is for a planet to capture moons. Pluto has five, for example, in a huge one, which is Charon, but it also has four others. further, And that is a dwarf planet.
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