Scientists Discover Potential Dwarf Planet That Challenges Theory of Elusive Planet Nine
A team of scientists may have discovered a new dwarf planet, which could add complexity to the Planet Nine theory and suggest that the mysterious ninth planet in our solar system is not as unique as previously thought.
A team of scientists at the Institute for Advanced Study School of Natural Sciences in Princeton, New Jersey, may have discovered a new dwarf planet, which could add wrinkle to the Planet Nine theory, potentially providing more evidence for its existence and properties. The newly found object is believed to be a trans-Neptunian dwarf planet orbiting the Sun at a distance similar to that of Planet Nine. If confirmed, this discovery would be significant, as it would suggest the presence of multiple objects in the outer reaches of the solar system. Further research and confirmation are needed to determine the validity of this finding.
