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− | {{Planet|image = [[File:planet-9-and-a-moon.png|330px]]|caption = What Planet 9 would hypothetically look like, depicted here as a dark, Neptune-like with a moon|discover = |date = Claimed|Name = Planet 9|planet = Planet 9|satellite = Probably many|distance = Semi-major axis 500.0 (AU)|diameter = 39000|orbit = Orbital period 11180.34 (years), Semi-major axis 500.0 (AU), Eccentricity 0.25, Inclination 20.0 (degrees), Ascending node 90.0, Argument of pericenter 140.0 (degrees)|mass = 10 Earth mass|position = Mean anomaly 104.0}}[[File:Planet nine-etnos now-new2.png|thumb|681x681px|The orbit of 2015 KG<sub>163</sub> (right side, in orange) and other extreme detached objects, along with the hypothetical Planet Nine's orbit on the right]] |
+ | {{Planet|image = [[File:planet-9-and-a-moon.png|330px]]|caption = What Planet 9 would hypothetically look like, depicted here as a dark, Neptune-like with a moon|discover = |date = Claimed|Name = Planet 9|planet = Planet 9|satellite = Probably many|distance = Semi-major axis 500.0 (AU)|diameter = 39000|orbit = Orbital period 11180.34 (years), Semi-major axis 500.0 (AU), Eccentricity 0.25, Inclination 20.0 (degrees), Ascending node 90.0, Argument of pericenter 140.0 (degrees)|mass = 10 Earth mass|position = Mean anomaly 104.0}}[[File:Planet nine-etnos now-new2.png|thumb|681x681px|The orbit of 2015 KG<sub>163</sub> (right side, in orange) and other extreme detached objects, along with the hypothetical Planet Nine's orbit on the right]]<gallery> |
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Revision as of 17:42, 6 November 2020
Planet X
is a hypothetical planet in the outer Solar System. Its gravitational influence could explain the abnormal orbits of a group of trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs) found mostly beyond the Kuiper belt. It has a diameter of 35000 to 52000 kilometers.
(Note: It looks like Neptune, only its darker)