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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]]
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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]]<gallery>
'''Planet X'''<gallery>
 
 
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</gallery>'''Planet X'''
</gallery>''' '''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.[[Category:Gas Giants]]
 
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''' '''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.
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(Note: It looks like [[Neptune]], only its darker)[[Category:Gas Giants]]
 
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Revision as of 17:42, 6 November 2020

Planet 9
Planet-9-and-a-moon
What Planet 9 would hypothetically look like, depicted here as a dark, Neptune-like with a moon
Name of Planet Planet 9
Number of Sattelites Probably many
Date of Discovery Claimed
Distance from Sun 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)
Position in Solar System Mean anomaly 104.0
Mass of Planet 10 Earth mass
Planet nine-etnos now-new2

The orbit of 2015 KG163 (right side, in orange) and other extreme detached objects, along with the hypothetical Planet Nine's orbit on the right

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)