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Astronomers propose Planet Y in depths of solar system
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Astronomers have proposed Planet Y, a hypothetical world that could be orbiting unseen in the far reaches of our solar system.
For a century at least, when astronomers have spoken of seeking an unknown planet, they’ve referred to it as Planet X.
So, where do Planet X and Planet Y fit in?
I also asked Siraj which hypothetical planet would conceivably be discovered first, Planet X/9 or Planet Y. Siraj answered:It’s hard to say whether Planet X/9 or Planet Y would be discovered first, if they both exist.
So, the Vera Rubin Observatory is on the case to discover if Planet X or Planet Y might indeed exist.
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