NASA Might Have Found Planet 9!

We know more about the Solar System than ever before; however, more must be discovered. Astronomers believe there may be a vast, strange planet in the remote regions of our Solar System that has not yet been found. This is likely a ninth planet; and no, it is not Pluto. Many research teams are currently hunting for signs of the existence of this fictitious planet beyond Neptune. As part of their hunt for Planet 9, NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer and the NEOWISE mission have used infrared scans to check for a weak heat signature from the planet. Let's take a quick look at some of their discoveries.

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[SecretEchoesYT]

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[daniellewickett]

What if mass extinction is actually caused by planet 9s gravitational pull when it final dose a rotation??

[andreaabout]

I remember when it was a search for planet 10 back when Pluto was a proper planet. I hope they do find a planet 9 or 10, will be interesting. Thanks for the update.

[JadenDaRobloxianNoob]

1 constant thing I know about all the gas giants in our solar system is that all 4 of them have a set of rings that are sometimes visible and sometimes very impossible to see so it could possible that his hypothetical planet might also have a set of rings

[deenagleason]

We can see so far out of just spaced why can't we just get some good pictures of the dark Side of the Moon?

[stefanogrillo]

You just described 'Hercolobus by Ferrada'. He already gave same details 50 years ago.

[xoxide]

Your presentation and explanation was more enjoyable and had more interesting content than i have found on the subject... thanks

[mikilynne]

Planet 9 explains a lot.
What if it has a perpendicular wide orbit? It would be thousands of years per orbit. Maybe it has super super intelligent life more advanced than us, which would make UFOs more plausible, as they would not have to overcome the enormous distances of interstellar travel.
Pretty much within the realm of possibility, huh?

[jamesdylandean]

Yeah, just use a more honest title to your offerings.

[pxtdqej]

in Canada we had a coin 2 years ago that showed a 9th planet from the RCM they must have bin telling us something

[aprilgaisford]

If its not Pluto then why hashtag Pluto?

[richiereynaga]

I think it’s more likely a primordial black hole

[alphalunamare]

5:16 Vatican and Brown sounds like a good anti matter story :-)

[gileadjones]

Likely to be out of our sight for several tens of thousands of years, like now!

[patrickmoran]

What a crock. And there were 5 assassins in Dealy Plaza.

[paulelliott]

What if it exists but does not clear it's orbit? Would not be surprising given how long it takes to go around. 4700 years is a long time. This possibility could hoist the International Astronomical Union in its own petard.

[x]

So in short, Nasa hasn't found anything.

[speakeroftruth]

If it is there it might be a brown dwarf star rather than a planet.

[jem]

Might it be cooked or something like that.

[crispinjulius]

Ah yes, the infamous Planet 9. I think its coordinates are between “not” and “fucking there.”