Scientists Have Found Out That a 9th Planet Exists, but Something Strange Is Happening!

The technical advances of recent years have not stopped at the field of astronomy. Gigantic discoveries such as the first photo of a black hole show that there are still numerous unexplored objects and phenomena in our universe. According to extrapolations by astrophysicists, there are probably as many as 100 billion galaxies in space and an equally large number of planets in the Milky Way alone, whose existence we have not yet learned of. The section of the universe, which humans can see, resembles a tiny puzzle piece, which is put together by researchers for centuries piece by piece. Not even the solar system known to us has been completely explored, as can be seen from the discovery of the possible dwarf planet Farout only two years ago or the discussion about a gas in the atmosphere of Venus that could indicate life. For several years, researchers have also speculated about the possibility of another planet in our solar system. Since Pluto's planetary status was revoked, eight have been counted among them. Newest research results from California let astronomy enthusiasts now again strongly listen: There is actually a mathematical proof for the ninth planet in our solar system!

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[rvhelm]

It's amazing, we can find planets circling Stars hundreds and even thousands of light-years away from us but there's still a planet in our own solar system that continues to elude us.

[retrotony]

This video beat around the bush so much, including the damn youtube ads, that NASA just announced the existence of the damn planet.

[pagancrescent]

Nibiru - the planet of Annunaki is finally predicted by humans after 9000 years it was first believed to exist by Sumerians.

[xenialafleur]

Perturbations in Mercury's orbit also had astronomers predicting a planet even closer to the Sun. Turns out that our understanding of gravity was incomplete and that planet didn't exist.

[ronnicholson]

If NASA was hiding a planet, I feel sure that Russia would let us know.

[johannapetroff]

I've been hearing about planet X for such a long time, although, I'm 67, I hope they find it in my life time. It would be awesome

[RobertOrgRobert]

These scientists are so clever ! “Pluto is not a planet “ wtf !

[hallenw]

Has anybody considered that a planet might be on the opposite side of the Sun and traveling at the same speed as Earth, keeping it hidden?

[ericwyatt]

Well, I saw the title, and thought they had finally found planet 9. We knew about the mathematical evidence years ago. CLICK BAIT

[Steelebourne]

I grew up with 9 planets, and Pluto will always be one!

[tvettesaintsorceressofsorcery]

Planet X was not hiding from us. Planet X was being hidden from us. It has several names like Nibiru and Wormoood and The Red Dragon

[ChrisCXK]

Discovering this stuff way back must have been mind blowing. I'm sure the sky looked like it was all close since they couldn't understand what space was. To look deep into space and be the first to find that its huge would have exploded my brain lol.

[carlosmontgomery]

Pluto: "but im the 9th planet" *very quietly*

[slic_papa]

YouTube: "Clickbait?"

Me: "You have my attention."

[RebelRescue]

It is out there. We don't have a lens strong enough yet to see it. But they are making one so we will see it in a few years. I wonder if it is Nbiru?

[ghartas]

Well, the Sumerians had already named the planet: Nibiru.

[brandonshebester]

It seems like most of your video thumbnails claim new discoveries, then the video is a long drawn out presentation of things already known. Any new things included tend to be unanswered questions, which is fine but not what the title suggests it will be

[richardnoteworthy]

Once discovered we should name it Myanus since Uranus is already taken.

[paulkendra]

Planet X, a huge anomalous gas giant whose existence no one can figure out, was named after my X wife!

[inspirehealthandhope]

If there is one thing that we actually know, it would be that we dont know as much as we think we know!