Astronomers Believe They Have Found A New Ninth Planet
Geo Beats
2016-01-20
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Nearly a decade ago, Pluto was demoted, leaving our solar system with only 8 planets. One of the men instrumental in the small, celestial orb’s reclassification says he and a colleague have likely found a replacement for the now vacant 9th spot in our solar system lineup.
Nearly a decade ago, Pluto was demoted, leaving our solar system with only 8 planets.
One of the men instrumental in the small, celestial orb’s reclassification says he and a colleague have likely found a replacement for the now vacant 9th spot in our solar system lineup.
A recently published paper written by self-described ‘Pluto killer’ Mike Brown and his Caltech collaborator Konstantin Batygin makes a case for the
Nearly a decade ago, Pluto was demoted, leaving our solar system with only 8 planets.
One of the men instrumental in the small, celestial orb’s reclassification says he and a colleague have likely found a replacement for the now vacant 9th spot in our solar system lineup.
A recently published paper written by self-described ‘Pluto killer’ Mike Brown and his Caltech collaborator Konstantin Batygin makes a case for the
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