Well outside the orbit of Pluto lies the possibly of a new new ninth planet several times the
size of Earth.
Eccentricities in the orbits of several far flung ice planets indicated something very large well outside Pluto's orbit.
This evidence points towards seems to point to a planet even though one has yet to be seen.
Greg Laughlin of the University of California, Santa Cruz, If there is another world in the Solar
System, than this one is it.
For more information click on the national geographic link.
size of Earth.
Eccentricities in the orbits of several far flung ice planets indicated something very large well outside Pluto's orbit.
According to a recent National Geographic, the
gravitational signature of a large planet is written into the peculiar orbits of the ice worlds called extreme Kuiper Belt Objects. these worlds are tracing odd orbits around the sun that have puzzled scientists for years.
This evidence points towards seems to point to a planet even though one has yet to be seen.
Greg Laughlin of the University of California, Santa Cruz, If there is another world in the Solar
System, than this one is it.
For more information click on the national geographic link.
