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What do think, is there yet any possibilities to discover big unknown celestial bodies in our solar system INSIDE the orbit of Pluto.

 

What if for example there was a planet same size as Pluto, but nearer the Sun, whose orbit plane was 90 degrees from other planets plane.

 

I don't know how this kind of planet could have been born, but could it be not yet discovered.

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What do think' date=' is there yet any possibilities to discover big unknown celestial bodies in our solar system INSIDE the orbit of Pluto.

 

What if for example there was a planet same size as Pluto, but nearer the Sun, whose orbit plane was 90 degrees from other planets plane.

 

I don't know how this kind of planet could have been born, but could it be not yet discovered.[/quote']

 

I think the perturbation on orbits would be large enough to see, and find the object.

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I think the perturbation on orbits would be large enough to see, and find the object.

 

Wasn't that how we found Neptune in the first place?

 

Mokele

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Theres this formula that is unknown how it works, but it give a good idea where planets exists, this foun the asteroi belt, and it can explain all the planets we have and there distances from the sun, so a planet within that is unlikely, also because the gravitational effects would probably have been noticed, and found...

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