Non-existent planet Irregularities have occurred between the two blue sibling gas giants and that may be known as Planet X. Last week a satellite telescope was launched to detect the heat from which this unknown gravitational pull comes. Including the Pioneer spacecraft that are about to surpass Pluto's orbit. For the next six or seven months the satellite telescope launched last week will detect infrared, invisible to the human eye, and carry out a wide-range observation of the sky. This would then hope to find this object that attracts Uranus and Neptune, including others such as interstellar clouds, asteroids, etc. Astronomers have not conducted a serious search of the sky since 1930, when the ninth planet Pluto was discovered. Astronomers witnessed the behavior in the orbit of Uranus and this began the search for an unknown planet. Then they discovered Neptune and that landed on what they thought was the cause of the irregularity in Uranus' orbit. William H. Pickering and Percival Lowell, two astronomers, said in the late 19th century that the cause of Uranus' irregularity must be a larger object outside of Neptune and not Neptune because it was too small. So they predicted the approximate size of what lies beyond our Solar System that Lowell called Planet X. Much later, at the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, an astronomer named Clyde W. Harbaugh discovered Pluto. Except that Pluto, being the fifth moon of Earth, they showed that it could not be the cause of the orbital behavior of Neptune and Uranus. Thomas C. Van Flandern, an astronomer at the United States Naval Observatory, confirmed that a sing... middle of paper... won't happen. The internet is full of a sea of hoaxes and will always remain that way with people making them up. YouTube is really popular in this. Some also think that the "government" is trying to cover it all up. I personally don't believe in Planet X and I think it's the most outrageous statement anyone could believe. Ignorance and gullibility is what I call that. I have some friends who think it's real and they really thought that a planet called Nibru was going to crash into our planet and we were all going to die. I also had one that pointed to Sirius and they said it was Nibru. The truth is that we detected something that was outside our Solar System and we thought it was a planet. Now, with further evidence, Planet X does not exist. If there were another planet in our Solar System headed towards Earth, the orbits of our eight planets would still all be messed up.

Topic > Non-existent planet Irregularities have occurred between the two blue sibling gas giants and that may be known as Planet X. Last week a satellite telescope was launched to detect the heat from which this unknown gravitational pull comes. Including the Pioneer spacecraft that are about to surpass Pluto's orbit. For the next six or seven months the satellite telescope launched last week will detect infrared, invisible to the human eye, and carry out a wide-range observation of the sky. This would then hope to find this object that attracts Uranus and Neptune, including others such as interstellar clouds, asteroids, etc. Astronomers have not conducted a serious search of the sky since 1930, when the ninth planet Pluto was discovered. Astronomers witnessed the behavior in the orbit of Uranus and this began the search for an unknown planet. Then they discovered Neptune and that landed on what they thought was the cause of the irregularity in Uranus' orbit. William H. Pickering and Percival Lowell, two astronomers, said in the late 19th century that the cause of Uranus' irregularity must be a larger object outside of Neptune and not Neptune because it was too small. So they predicted the approximate size of what lies beyond our Solar System that Lowell called Planet X. Much later, at the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, an astronomer named Clyde W. Harbaugh discovered Pluto. Except that Pluto, being the fifth moon of Earth, they showed that it could not be the cause of the orbital behavior of Neptune and Uranus. Thomas C. Van Flandern, an astronomer at the United States Naval Observatory, confirmed that a sing... middle of paper... won't happen. The internet is full of a sea of hoaxes and will always remain that way with people making them up. YouTube is really popular in this. Some also think that the "government" is trying to cover it all up. I personally don't believe in Planet X and I think it's the most outrageous statement anyone could believe. Ignorance and gullibility is what I call that. I have some friends who think it's real and they really thought that a planet called Nibru was going to crash into our planet and we were all going to die. I also had one that pointed to Sirius and they said it was Nibru. The truth is that we detected something that was outside our Solar System and we thought it was a planet. Now, with further evidence, Planet X does not exist. If there were another planet in our Solar System headed towards Earth, the orbits of our eight planets would still all be messed up.