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  1. The ninth planet is interdimentional. Try attaching that scientist interdimentional camera technology to your telescopes. It's closer than you think. I don't mind sharing this information as you can not destroy it with any of your known earthly technology, but it is indeed the thing that wipes away Earth. Have a great day. And now you know what asteroid represents. Countdown, tick tock

  2. Pluto is not too small to have an effect on other orbits, but it’s too small to cause the effects that were seen. I’m just being logical here. I’m sure the gravity of our moon has an effect on distant galaxies, only immeasurably small.

  3. We should be saying that we have an object that has the density of that is 5x equivalent to the earth.
    Doesn't need to be a planet, doesn't mean that its physically 5x the size.
    It could be a failed star, a black hole, or even a planet.

    But the fact that there is an object, and the fact that we know its weight means we have something out there. Those are the two verifiable factors. Everything else, until it's been observed is possible.

  4. There are way to many variables that could explain this for them to be so certain about this planet. I'd love to be wrong, but my moneys saying they'll never find this imaginary planet.

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