06-21-2018, 12:19 AM
One of the great unresolved mysteries of astronomy today is the proposed 'Planet Nine', which allegedly lurks in the outer reaches of the Solar System. Nobody's seen it yet, and we can't be sure at this stage whether it exists or not; however, there is quite a lot of circumstantial evidence for it. In particular, quite a lot of bodies in the outer Solar System have unusual orbits, which could be explained by by the existence of this hypothetical as-yet-undiscovered planet.
We've said quite a lot about it over here, on the old forum - but, as I said, we don't yet have proof that it even exist. Is it out there - and, if so, how long will it take before somebody finds it?
We've said quite a lot about it over here, on the old forum - but, as I said, we don't yet have proof that it even exist. Is it out there - and, if so, how long will it take before somebody finds it?