Google Finally Reveals Heavily Controversial Planet X to the Public At Large

a reply to: St Udio
Planet X (if it exists) has never been seen so far. Trust me, any astronomer (amateur or professional) would be rejoyced to discover it and anounce it to the world.

But so far, we have hypotheses and approximate calculations, which suggest that there may _or may not_ be another planet beyond Neptune.

originally posted by: St Udio
a reply to: St Udio


Google says....the scientists say there is a planet X...

The hypothetical 9th planet is frankly old news at this point, and has nothing at all to do with the conspiracy version of planet X or anything "hidden" on Google Sky as discussed by this thread.

Anyone else got a notion as to the real-time location of this planet X (or planet 9)...

Why don't you read the research papers about the planet 9 hypothesis and find out for yourself? They give information about its proposed approximate orbit, and some even try to constrain where it is most likely to be within that orbit (though NASA has disputed the results). In any case, the position given for the possible location corresponds to the constellation Cetus, not Triangulum.
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