Evidence of a Ninth Planet

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024
  • Caltech's Konstantin Batygin, an assistant professor of planetary science, and Mike Brown, the Richard and Barbara Rosenberg Professor of Planetary Astronomy, discuss new research that provides evidence of a giant planet tracing a bizarre, highly elongated orbit in the outer solar system.
    Read the Caltech News Story: www.caltech.edu...
    Learn more about:
    Konstantin Batygin's research: web.gps.caltech...
    Mike Brown's research: web.gps.caltech...
    Attributions:
    Artist's concept and animation: Robert Hurt (Caltech/IPAC) & WorldWide Telescope
    Images: NASA, Keck Observatory, Cerro Tolo Observatory
    Motion graphics & editing: Caltech Academic Media Technologies
    Produced in partnership with Caltech Academic Media Technologies and the Office of Strategic Communications. ©2016 California Institute of Technology
    www.caltech.edu.

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  • @lookcore
    @lookcore 9 лет назад +542

    Imagine Super intelligent Aliens observing us saying "lol those suckers just discovered they have a 9th planet in their solar system. Wonder how long they are gonna take to discover the 10th"

    • @CryingZombie666
      @CryingZombie666 9 лет назад +33

      +lookcore Or "Wonder when they will discover the 13th one. Damn that's one nasty ass planet *troll laugh* "

    • @honbagguette80
      @honbagguette80 9 лет назад +7

      stupid humans ayy lmao

    • @honbagguette80
      @honbagguette80 9 лет назад +2

      stupid humans ayy lmao

    • @honbagguette80
      @honbagguette80 9 лет назад +2

      stupid humans ayy lmao

    • @queenofsalt7515
      @queenofsalt7515 9 лет назад +41

      No we haven't just discovered the 9th planet, this one's the tenth.
      Viva la Pluto motherfuckers!

  • @Spongeyfrog
    @Spongeyfrog 9 лет назад +240

    Lets just call it Nibiru so everyone gets the best of both 'worlds'.

    • @alielq1ran
      @alielq1ran 9 лет назад +2

      I see the pun.

    • @optiongaming3160
      @optiongaming3160 9 лет назад +3

      Wtf was nibiru supposed to be?! Like wtf.

    • @Gunpowdermaniac22
      @Gunpowdermaniac22 9 лет назад +18

      +Xxhidden it was a planet of the annunaki

    • @strikerxv1131
      @strikerxv1131 9 лет назад +2

      +Ryan Jefferson Explain bruh

    • @effortless35
      @effortless35 9 лет назад +24

      +TheSpongeyFrog Let's call it Pluto so that the "Pluto is a planet" crowd shuts up once and for all.

  • @sethstenzel
    @sethstenzel 9 лет назад +45

    First we tell Pluto it can't be on the team because its too small, then we replace it with a big hitter who's new on the block. Its 4th grade dodge ball all over again.

    • @sethstenzel
      @sethstenzel 9 лет назад +2

      All joking aside, this is pretty sweet, I wish a had a massive telescope I could start pointing that'a way.

    • @zkoqmosii
      @zkoqmosii 9 лет назад +2

      +Seth Stenzel That'd be a big ass telescope.

    • @matt1523
      @matt1523 9 лет назад +11

      +Seth Stenzel, its not that Pluto is too small but rather it fails to live up to the definitions of a planet, namely that it hasn't cleared out its orbital path because its in a binary system with Charon. Its also just one of thousands of similar TNO's that would also have to be considered planets, so for the sake of simplification Astronomers agreed to demote it in order to have a solar system of 8 planets, not hundreds. But Pluto is small, Russia is bigger than Pluto

  • @KingofPersia
    @KingofPersia 9 лет назад +66

    Let's just call this new planet Pluto and act like nothing happen

    • @mr.rishievangorder8029
      @mr.rishievangorder8029 4 года назад +2

      I have a good idea let's call it I'm Ugly so astronauts will make fun of it or call it Planet Yo Mama to bully the planet >:)

    • @ritwikgaur1858
      @ritwikgaur1858 3 года назад +1

      @@mr.rishievangorder8029 V BaD JoKe

    • @ritwikgaur1858
      @ritwikgaur1858 3 года назад

      @king of Persia 😂😂😂

  • @emilytinykitty93
    @emilytinykitty93 9 лет назад +362

    "People are still mad about Pluto, but they'll be thrilled that there could be a 9th planet"
    NO, GIVE ME BACK MY PLANET PLUTO YOU JERK.

    • @Ikiez_r
      @Ikiez_r 9 лет назад +8

      +Kei Nagase Jerry please stop Pluto is not a planet

    • @emilytinykitty93
      @emilytinykitty93 9 лет назад +5

      marmike300 Jerry?

    • @Ikiez_r
      @Ikiez_r 9 лет назад +8

      Kei Nagase
      Rick and Morty reference, he tried to convince Nasa to declare Pluto as a planet to help his son with his model of the solar system

    • @chloemack834
      @chloemack834 9 лет назад +1

      +Kei Nagase so true

    • @scottcranidge8889
      @scottcranidge8889 9 лет назад +2

      +Kei Nagase Planet Pluto 4 ever!

  • @pulseofme4949
    @pulseofme4949 9 лет назад +269

    Lets call it planet Vegeta.

    • @golem5590
      @golem5590 9 лет назад +13

      Kakka Karrot

    • @pulseofme4949
      @pulseofme4949 9 лет назад

      Golem You... Yes you, Get out!

    • @Shedding
      @Shedding 9 лет назад

      +MYTHΩLΩGY XIX92 No... how about planet Bacona.

    • @CryingZombie666
      @CryingZombie666 9 лет назад +3

      +MYTHΩLΩGY XIX92 Fuck that shit.

    • @Gawdofhell
      @Gawdofhell 9 лет назад +6

      +MYTHΩLΩGY XIX92 yes, then freiza can come to our solar system, blow up planet vegeta, and then fuck us up

  • @Niotekk
    @Niotekk 9 лет назад +521

    They should make a worldwide strawpoll to name it.

    • @Drosera420
      @Drosera420 9 лет назад +3

      +TheTekkForce I'd bet the farm it will be named Tyche.

    • @whatthetech7647
      @whatthetech7647 9 лет назад +48

      +TheTekkForce That's how we end up with a planet named John Cena....

    • @niciraci
      @niciraci 9 лет назад +31

      +TheTekkForce Do you want planet Mohammed? Because thats how you get planet Mohammed.

    • @Niotekk
      @Niotekk 9 лет назад +7

      marmike300 I doubt that 4chan or any other community can raid such a thing. It would be way to big. Maybe to prevent smth stupid they could make a selection of 500 names

    • @sudd3660
      @sudd3660 9 лет назад +1

      +TheTekkForce someone sure have a name for it long time ago, so any name we give it now is just silly, how many different name can a object have?

  • @gregorybrothers
    @gregorybrothers 9 лет назад +83

    Please start the name of this planet with a 'P' I need my very excellent mother to be sending me pizzas

    • @Heterodoxy
      @Heterodoxy 9 лет назад +4

      Powie?

    • @timmyduboy
      @timmyduboy 9 лет назад +3

      +The Gregory Brothers Why not just cut out the middle man and call it Pizza?

    • @eisleyism
      @eisleyism 9 лет назад

      +The Gregory Brothers I believe its called Niburu.

    • @Sem5626
      @Sem5626 9 лет назад

      +Tyler Si go fuck yourself

    • @Sem5626
      @Sem5626 9 лет назад +1

      Tyler Si you're into necrophilia? always knew you were a sick fuck but that's a whole new level

  • @microproductions6
    @microproductions6 9 лет назад +256

    I really hope this planet exists. If confirmed, this would be one of the most important discoveries of the 21st century. I never thought this would happen. Amazing!

    • @Diasporath
      @Diasporath 9 лет назад +9

      +microproductions6 I also thought we would never discover another planet in our solar system again. This is exciting for me too.

    • @Diasporath
      @Diasporath 9 лет назад +6

      I thought we already discovered them all.

    • @StanDeMan2001
      @StanDeMan2001 9 лет назад +2

      +Numba1 Wreckling ikr

    • @herrn1639
      @herrn1639 9 лет назад +1

      +Numba1 Wreckling Getting rid of Pluto as a planet recently should have told you otherwise.

    • @IllusiveMan23
      @IllusiveMan23 9 лет назад +11

      +microproductions6 It was confirmed in the Sumerian tablets more then 5 000 years ago. What are you talking about? Amazing..you need some "assistant from the university" to tell you something that has been written many thousand years ago..people are strange creatures..

  • @jimbowimbo3796
    @jimbowimbo3796 9 лет назад +453

    We should name it swagyolo420blaze

  • @ponca1813
    @ponca1813 9 лет назад +214

    Oh man, I can see all these "Planet X - Nibiru" comments coming!

    • @Fox250R
      @Fox250R 9 лет назад

      +Juan Diego WTF is planet X?

    • @lotlat
      @lotlat 9 лет назад

      +Fox250R planet sized meteor that is supposed to collide with earth and wipe out humanity

    • @literallymyusername8291
      @literallymyusername8291 9 лет назад +6

      +Juan Diego My first thoughts.

    • @Fox250R
      @Fox250R 9 лет назад +4

      +Pianoah ONe could only hope.

    • @Zopdoz
      @Zopdoz 9 лет назад

      +Juan Diego 😂😂

  • @jayjack9717
    @jayjack9717 9 лет назад +11

    Ehm sorry to break it to you all planet naming lovers but all solar system planets have been named by IAU after ancient Greek/Roman mythology gods and it's extremely unlikely that pattern is going to change. So, as much as Bowie, Jackson and Hitlerisstillalive might sound cool to some, it's more likely this planet will be named something like Hera or so.

    • @CryingZombie666
      @CryingZombie666 9 лет назад +1

      +Jay Jack I have no problem with it. It's just a fancy thing about naming planets after the ones we admire.

    • @captainban7137
      @captainban7137 9 лет назад +2

      +Jay Jack Called it Hades, due to how cold and inhospitable to life that it will* have.

    • @Tempest374
      @Tempest374 9 лет назад +1

      +Captain Ban that's Pluto

    • @seekindova
      @seekindova 9 лет назад +1

      I highly doubt that it would be named after a Greek god.

    • @seekindova
      @seekindova 9 лет назад +1

      I highly doubt that it would be named after a Greek or Roman god.

  • @GizmoTheFFF
    @GizmoTheFFF 9 лет назад +198

    Oh my god you guys, we found Hoth.

  • @badjoj015
    @badjoj015 8 лет назад +2

    since the 9th planet orbits 20,000 years, there's no question that human beings in future generation would likely see and know it in more or less 15,000 years

    • @badjoj015
      @badjoj015 8 лет назад +1

      but i am scared and excited to find out if the 9th planet in our solar system may consist of life although it is a cold planet

  • @schlaumarder4361
    @schlaumarder4361 9 лет назад +87

    Probably a giant death star.

    • @schlaumarder4361
      @schlaumarder4361 9 лет назад +1

      +P. Doherty The first Death Star was 160 km, the second 900 km, this is a third one.

    • @giraffe7753
      @giraffe7753 9 лет назад +6

      +Schlaumarder you mean Starkiller Base? It's okay we know how to destroy it, they didn't learn from the first two.

    • @thegrape2048
      @thegrape2048 9 лет назад

      +Giraffe lets kick a pebble in it and watch the world burn

    • @giraffe7753
      @giraffe7753 9 лет назад

      Noah Ratcliff Literally. I can only assume Kylo rushed the poor Starkiller designers and they had no choice but to build it similar. "it'll be okay if we put a thin shell over the hole this time right?"

    • @Chef_Edurad
      @Chef_Edurad 9 лет назад

      Starkiller Base is way bigger

  • @Oneaphelion
    @Oneaphelion Год назад +1

    Gen. 6, nephilim-annunaki, same deal, doesn't mean they actually came from another planet.
    That is simply what Stichen said the sumarians were told/believed.
    If i believed gold was my inherit right, i'd make a fantastic story too, to make the serfs build my temple.
    Seed of the serpent still exists today....

  • @LetsReadPodcast
    @LetsReadPodcast 9 лет назад +21

    I want that Shark Tooth

  • @Dukeflyhawker
    @Dukeflyhawker Год назад +2

    Their theory of another planet with a wide 20k year orbit cycle is what I've always suggested causes our ice ages; as it passes every so slowly past the Earth, blocking out the Sun for part of its journey

  • @TrionityIr
    @TrionityIr 9 лет назад +9

    Love the 3-D graphics depictions about the orbits of the planets (regular, dwarf, icy) in the solar system.
    I wish I can watch an in-depth video about the solar systems and all the dwarf planets and their 3-D orbits.

  • @renehoyvik
    @renehoyvik 8 лет назад +5

    wouldnt this be devastating once it comes to its close range orbit and how it will affect the water levels?

  • @SorinSilaghi
    @SorinSilaghi 9 лет назад +236

    This does not make up for what you did to Pluto, you animals!!!!!

    • @matt1523
      @matt1523 9 лет назад +2

      +Sorin Silaghi, why are you still so butt hurt over Pluto? Pluto doesn't need your pity anymore

    • @SorinSilaghi
      @SorinSilaghi 9 лет назад +15

      +matt1523 was just a joke mate :)

    • @matt1523
      @matt1523 9 лет назад +1

      Sorin Silaghi; yup, but its a lame joke and quite played out by now ;)

    • @Terr
      @Terr 9 лет назад +10

      +matt1523 It was pure racism! When they found out Pluto was brown and not white they decided it wasnt worth naming it a planet anymore!

    • @matt1523
      @matt1523 9 лет назад +3

      *****, Pluto was demoted in 2006, there were no photos of Pluto at that point, so your joke falls horribly flat.
      Try Again:)

  • @davidhollenshead4892
    @davidhollenshead4892 Год назад +1

    How do you know that there is only one unknown planet out there???
    Most Planets are likely to be so called "Rouge Planets" and because of this it is possible for them to be captured by gravity wells like our solar system...

  • @AwesomeTyme
    @AwesomeTyme 9 лет назад +18

    can we call it planet tyler pls

  • @festerbestertester7752
    @festerbestertester7752 8 лет назад +10

    I guess it could be called one of these:
    Hades - "The Unseen One"
    Terminus - the god who protected boundary markers.

    • @mr.rishievangorder8029
      @mr.rishievangorder8029 4 года назад +2

      Or we could name it Jumbo Herectus which means Rectum Jump

    • @withmuckguy3362
      @withmuckguy3362 4 года назад +1

      Hades is the Greek god of the underworld, the Roman equivalent, Pluto was already used

  • @spagopinath
    @spagopinath Год назад +3

    Wow. I'm surprised that it is already written in a book "The holy science by Swami Sri Yukteswar" which was originally published around 1900.
    In the introduction while explaining yugas the author says "The Sun, with its planets and their moons, takes some star for its dual, and revolves around it in about 24000 years".
    If the book is true, it might not be the 9th planet revolving around the Sun in 20000 years, but the whole solar system revolves around it in 24000 years. 🤔

    • @btxtheproducer3005
      @btxtheproducer3005 Год назад +1

      The ancient Sumerian knew about this. They said their “gods” came from there in fiery flying shields..

  • @brettbaldwin9319
    @brettbaldwin9319 9 лет назад +1

    I saw we name it Westeros, being that it now has the longest winter of any planet ever.

  • @Table-Top
    @Table-Top 9 лет назад +8

    And what happens when this giant starts swinging in its orbit close to us?

    • @ivankylzberg579
      @ivankylzberg579 3 года назад

      if it is their, it's orbits stable.

    • @bbsantic
      @bbsantic Год назад +1

      It gets easier for aliens to visit.

  • @jefflucas_life
    @jefflucas_life 8 лет назад

    Look at Taurus Constellation, right horn tip.RA 5:42:21.0 Dec 22:36:45.9

  • @eionmark7424
    @eionmark7424 9 лет назад +35

    Never trust anyone who wears a shark tooth necklace.

  • @timhofstetter5654
    @timhofstetter5654 Год назад +1

    Has anything new been spotted within the last 7 years? Any Hubble spottings? Anything? Anyone?

  • @skateboardscott
    @skateboardscott 9 лет назад +25

    Very exciting news!

    • @antoswellisz8542
      @antoswellisz8542 9 лет назад

      +mat trix how so

    • @CryingZombie666
      @CryingZombie666 9 лет назад

      +Antos W Possible invasion in the future.

    • @vShadowWARRIORv
      @vShadowWARRIORv 9 лет назад

      +StygianTraveler141 How is knowing about the existence of another planet meaning "Invasion"

    • @CryingZombie666
      @CryingZombie666 9 лет назад +1

      Gabe Fried Chicken From the sci-fi flicks I watched, I deduced this: knowing-->prying-->discovering-->misunderstanding-->war

    • @PureFun2001
      @PureFun2001 9 лет назад +1

      +skateboardscott Very exciting news that ive known since 2nd grade and im in 8th now

  • @mrbigblock2
    @mrbigblock2 4 года назад +1

    The Sumerians already wrote about this planet 6500 years ago. It’s called Nibiru.

  • @ThePalaeontologist
    @ThePalaeontologist 9 лет назад +4

    So, the astronomers think they have found a new 9th true planet, lurking on the outskirts of the solar system, believed to be in the order of 5 to 10 times the size of Earth, a giant, cold icy planet. Interesting.
    If this is true I hope they spend a long, long time properly going through name suggestions (you know, not naming it something like Hoth for the lol’s) I think it should retain a level of tradition, with classical connotations. Name suggestions that come to my mind off the cuff (though some celestial thingymabob or other probably have these names anyway) , are;
    *Hades, Noctum, Prometheus, Cryos, Charon, Cato, Styx, Kronos* etc…
    Some less classical ideas being *Shadowstar, Darkangel, Nightshade, Lonestar, Imperator, Abyss/Abyss Major, Xenos, Utumno and Melkor*.
    Many ideas… ooo. Just some quick ideas there.
    I like the classical type ones, but I suppose that would be highly conventional. Hades, Kronos, Prometheus etc are more in line with the names like Mars, Jupiter, Neptune and Venus etc. Greco-Roman Gods. But we have other influences to draw on. Making name ideas is fun ha (eg Xenos, thinking of Aliens, Utumno and Melkor both relating to the Tolkien made concept of Utumno ie a hellish place, and Melkor the true dark lord, who was also thrown into the Void through the Door of Night after the War of Wrath at the end of the First Age, by the Valar and Eru, for his repeated crimes and evils, awaiting his return in the Void at the end of time) Charon is the ferryman on the river styx taking the dead to and through the underworld, and the Styx and Hades are part of the underworld in Greek Mythology, with Hades of course being the God of the Underworld too. Cato was a very noble and stoic Roman Republic senator and thinker, yet extreme in the level of his self discipline, respected though out on a limb in Roman society, eventually with his notions of a Roman Republic enduring, overtaken by the tumult of the Roman Civil Wars that saw the rise of Emperor Augustus.
    Imperator is a name for general/emperor/ruler, and basically has a weight to it. Cryos is related to cryogenics, eg freezing, and so on…just thinking of ideas. I hope if it is found to be a new planet drawing that gravitational influence, then they name it something really good. Not every day a new true major planet is added to our solar system.

    • @jacksegbars7780
      @jacksegbars7780 9 лет назад

      +ThePalaeontologist Melancholia von Trier

    • @ThePalaeontologist
      @ThePalaeontologist 9 лет назад

      Jack Segbars erm..okay, though now Maximilian Veers (ie the Star Wars Imperial General leading the assault on the Rebel base on Hoth with the AT-AT walkers) is all I can think about. What is what you said? lol

    • @Zanith50
      @Zanith50 9 лет назад +3

      +ThePalaeontologist Charon is Pluto's moon i like your other suggestions though

    • @ThePalaeontologist
      @ThePalaeontologist 9 лет назад

      Zanith50 ah, now see I knew that name would be taken somehow, I remember a lot of celestial bodies eg Ganymede, Io, Europa etc but couldn't recall a Charon, though guessed it might be taken. Thanks for the reminder and compliment.

    • @atwfnj
      @atwfnj 9 лет назад

      +ThePalaeontologist I think the name should say something about the possible 9th planet's mystery or distance from the sun. No matter what though, it should be from Roman Mythology.

  • @eaglearmyministries3820
    @eaglearmyministries3820 9 лет назад

    will you guys have a platform where the public can get questions answered regarding the find?

  • @funky49music
    @funky49music 9 лет назад +4

    Congrats CalTech!!!

  • @user-vl1ch3ol9p
    @user-vl1ch3ol9p 6 лет назад +2

    You know, the kupier belt is most likely formed by a planets gravitational pull stronger than the pull of Jupiter. This ninth planet could be the biggest in our solar system.

  • @AverageoJoe
    @AverageoJoe 9 лет назад +11

    Wow! This is an exceptionally great discovery for the entire field of astronomy! This new research on a potential ninth planet may be remembered for decades to come.

    • @Diasporath
      @Diasporath 9 лет назад +1

      +AverageoJoe Decades? Not just decades, but maybe even centuries!

    • @tbl5138
      @tbl5138 5 месяцев назад

      Summerians already knew everything we already knew about it but it was forgotten. The anunnaki came and taught us.

  • @BlackEpyon
    @BlackEpyon 9 лет назад +1

    What really gets me is that this planet, if extant, lies OUTSIDE of the heliopause. This means that it is constantly bombarded by cosmic rays. I doubt it would be warm enough to sport an atmosphere, even a tenuous one like Pluto, but imagine the auroras if it did.

  • @BA-kz5jl
    @BA-kz5jl 8 лет назад +3

    Hi, greetings from Portugal!
    Im thrilled by the planet 9 discovery and want to suggest a vídeo about the possible effect of this object on the Kuiper belt, scattered disk, oort cloud and comets origins. Having Konstantin Batygin as a guest would be a plus!
    Best regards,

  • @robertboehringer6801
    @robertboehringer6801 9 лет назад +1

    Please call it Vulcanus. Vulcanus was postulated by Isaac Newton to explain irregularities in the Orbit of Merkur. But the planet was never found and finally was withdrawn by Einstein. So in honor of Newton this 9th planet should be called Vulcanus. Even though the name doesnt fit very well to an cold planet it would make it much more interesting. So yay or nay for Vulcanus?

    • @robertboehringer6801
      @robertboehringer6801 9 лет назад +1

      *actually it was postulated by Urbain le Verrier but it was based on Newton.

  • @anurgaprasad123
    @anurgaprasad123 9 лет назад +40

    comment number 22
    this video might get billion of views

    • @decdenner
      @decdenner 9 лет назад +20

      +AMD FANBOY Dude, is nice to see that you have hope in the humanity interest in science, keep it up

    • @herrn1639
      @herrn1639 9 лет назад +11

      +AMD FANBOY I predict idiotic comments 20 years from now such as "watching this in 2036" while sipping tea on the new planet.

    • @ESport211
      @ESport211 9 лет назад

      .... Aaaannnnddddd you get what for being 22th or whatever!?!? keep dreaming!

    • @anurgaprasad123
      @anurgaprasad123 9 лет назад

      Benson Saavedra chance to visit the planet!

    • @chris2shotgun
      @chris2shotgun 9 лет назад

      +Benson Saavedra He gets.... a Klondike Bar. Congrats.

  • @SECRETGOVERMENT2012
    @SECRETGOVERMENT2012 5 лет назад

    Do you have any updates on this yet

  • @flyingfox707b
    @flyingfox707b 9 лет назад +9

    Tyson has some explaining to do!!! :D

  • @OmarHernandez-nq2jo
    @OmarHernandez-nq2jo Год назад +1

    Isn't there a book that mentions similar scenario. Zachariah stitchen, don't recall the author's correct name. I think the book is called Genesis Revisited.

  • @TFFOCDinobotsFTW
    @TFFOCDinobotsFTW 9 лет назад +3

    I find their reasoning to be quite sound. I hope that we will eventually find this 9th planet one day. Now I am curious to know what scientists will name it, if they ever confirm the evidence...

  • @TheHoaxHotel
    @TheHoaxHotel 9 лет назад +1

    Most of the tortographs are showing it as Rectus 9, but could it be a wet planet?

  • @F4collector
    @F4collector 8 лет назад +8

    Just now watching - I remember my college professor talking about this "missing planet" or "large mass" (w it's gravitational pull, etc.) . . . I was open to the idea, but most thought he was way off base. Prof. Hensen passed away several years ago - guess who got the last laugh . . . great video, thanks for posting and sharing this information
    Tom (F4collector)

  • @TheZombie2415
    @TheZombie2415 Год назад +1

    If it orbits once every 20,000 years, then it makes sense that only certain civilizations before our era are able to see it.
    Also considering the orbital period that planet might be a dead cold ice planet.

  • @ConsciusVeritasVids
    @ConsciusVeritasVids 9 лет назад +5

    Amazing that this proposed planet also orbits at a perpendicular angle. I can't imagine a planetary collision could be severe enough to eject it into such an elongated orbit, but the tidal gravitational disturbances between Saturn and Jupiter could have slingshotted this planet out into the cold void. Imagine what kind of geological samples we might find preserved under the ice of that dead world - What if there were microbial fossils, or even microbial life forms still living within subterranean oceans kept warm by internal heating and volcanic vents. Gravity is still such a strange natural force that seems weak on a micro scale, but on the planetary macro scale our star bends space-time enough that a body that massive and that far out can still be affected by its influence.

  • @shihong8000
    @shihong8000 9 лет назад

    the artist's rendering for the 'Planet X' is so beautiful

  • @panosua
    @panosua 9 лет назад +4

    call it Darude pls

  • @Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time
    @Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time 9 лет назад +1

    Athena would be a name for the new planet!

  • @llongone2
    @llongone2 9 лет назад +6

    It should be named "Yuggoth"

    • @klistiranikrupije1724
      @klistiranikrupije1724 9 лет назад +1

      +llongone2
      And if happens that some satellite is circling around it we should name it Lovecraft?

  • @Akkiller607
    @Akkiller607 9 лет назад +1

    so it takes 20,000 years to orbit, how many years left will it take to orbit near earth?

    • @nicolashlives
      @nicolashlives 9 лет назад +1

      0 since it doesn't come closes to the inner solar system

    • @nisargpatel8096
      @nisargpatel8096 9 лет назад

      +Nicholas Brown It's an infinite number of years before it will come into the inner solar system -_- that mistake is elementary... If something never happens it wouldn't be 0 years....

    • @nicolashlives
      @nicolashlives 9 лет назад

      +Nisarg Patel What's your point

    • @nisargpatel8096
      @nisargpatel8096 9 лет назад +1

      your answer 0 was incorrect, it would be infinite

  • @tywinders7628
    @tywinders7628 Год назад +3

    It makes me laugh when science finally catches up to conspiracy theory.

    • @docsamson2299
      @docsamson2299 Год назад +1

      Heh! Once you go outside the "mainstream" science, it's amazing how much they don't know and how static and rigid their thinking is. Conformity seems to be the name of the game, despite history continually showing that great discoveries and enlightenment rarely come from such...

  • @okainuz
    @okainuz 8 лет назад

    how would the centauri the closes stars effect the sol system known planets movement around the sol

  • @Wolf179998
    @Wolf179998 8 лет назад +3

    When I was younger I thought it was "cowtech".

  • @kw7807
    @kw7807 3 года назад

    Could Hubble be adjusted to look for it?

  • @coreytbay
    @coreytbay 9 лет назад +4

    ITS NIBIRU *Xfiles theme tune*

  • @GJeanRobert1
    @GJeanRobert1 8 лет назад

    First, why do you need to opposite the orbit of Planet Ninth to the eight others ? The direction of all the known planets may follow the orbit of or own galaxy and second, why that ninth planet does not follow the others ?

  • @Me-wk7dz
    @Me-wk7dz 9 лет назад +3

    Planet Alderaan.
    Tatooine.
    Naboo.
    Coruscant.
    Endor.
    Mustafar.
    I can keep going.

    • @scottcranidge8889
      @scottcranidge8889 9 лет назад +2

      +blob blob, This new planet will be an ice planet...Hoth anyone?

    • @andrewmcilveen4917
      @andrewmcilveen4917 9 лет назад

      +blob blob OH MY GOD YOU ARE SO INSENSITIVE!!!!! YOU KNOW HOW MANY PEOPLE DIED ON ALDERAAN‽‽‽‽‽‽‽‽‽‽‽‽‽‽‽‽‽ HOW DARE YOU!!!!!!!

    • @andrewmcilveen4917
      @andrewmcilveen4917 9 лет назад

      I'll be honest, that was pretty much just an excuse to use an interrobang.

    • @Chef_Edurad
      @Chef_Edurad 9 лет назад

      +Scott Cranidge Starkiller Base

  • @DaredevilGirlDiana
    @DaredevilGirlDiana 8 лет назад

    They're inviting all astronomers to find it because they know that they would soon see it anyways. They have to admit it's there now. It's going to be very visible maybe??

  • @brainstormingsharing1309
    @brainstormingsharing1309 3 года назад +2

    Absolutely well done and definitely keep it up!!! 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @rezastella777
    @rezastella777 9 лет назад +5

    Unbelievable ! so awesome, I hope this is real and found soon !
    (side note: sounds a bit like the discussed Nibiru/planet X , I don`t believe in those pseudo sciences but just passed my mind )

  • @Zeldaschampion
    @Zeldaschampion 9 лет назад

    Do we have any probes going in that direction?

  • @ApplySkills
    @ApplySkills 9 лет назад +39

    name it after the greatest president of all time.. Trump

    • @snowpig0074
      @snowpig0074 9 лет назад +4

      there the same age as well it would be perfect

    • @Mohelish
      @Mohelish 9 лет назад +40

      You need a small loan of a million dollars to name it

    • @ryantheblah9694
      @ryantheblah9694 9 лет назад +3

      +Helmi Khalish small loan

    • @TheUltimateRare
      @TheUltimateRare 9 лет назад

      +LORD VADAR BY MICHEAL BAY hahahahahahhahahahahahhahahhahHAHAHAH!...
      Wait wait wait.. I got another one for people who think trump is a good ruler... HAHAHHAHAHahhahahaHAHHAHAHA!

    • @JK_2998
      @JK_2998 9 лет назад +3

      How about we call it Trump and then put Trump on it, as far away from Earth as possible?

  • @xenofalcon
    @xenofalcon 9 лет назад

    we've known about planet X for countless years and suddenly caltech re-discovers it

  • @johnbonds3083
    @johnbonds3083 9 лет назад +8

    the Sumerians know about this 7000 years ago

    • @Tempest374
      @Tempest374 9 лет назад +5

      No they didnt

    • @rowenmayo4209
      @rowenmayo4209 9 лет назад

      Sure they sid

    • @rowenmayo4209
      @rowenmayo4209 9 лет назад

      +Tennessee Fan did*

    • @kaskade333
      @kaskade333 9 лет назад

      what did they say then?

    • @johnbonds3083
      @johnbonds3083 9 лет назад +1

      The Alpha Wolf look up nibiru(planet) from the Sumerians. They predate the Egyptians. Their knowledge was way advanced for their time. Humans today still use what they invented. Trust me, what you've learned is not the truth...

  • @SssagaBenches4U
    @SssagaBenches4U 7 лет назад

    Right. What's left now?

  • @gunriderpt2
    @gunriderpt2 9 лет назад +22

    nibiru IS REAL !!!

    • @Free2PlayGamerNation
      @Free2PlayGamerNation 9 лет назад +14

      Gtfo

    • @VOIDSenseMusic
      @VOIDSenseMusic 9 лет назад +8

      Nibiru is completely different. If this ninth planet does exist, it would have literally nothing to do with the Nibiru bullshit.

    • @SWTCH1NGSIDES
      @SWTCH1NGSIDES 9 лет назад +1

      +gunriderpt2 nibiru is your fat mum bouncing around the system tell her to get in the kitchen ffs

    • @gunriderpt2
      @gunriderpt2 9 лет назад

      +Deroni76 no its not

    • @gunriderpt2
      @gunriderpt2 9 лет назад

      +SWTCH1NGSIDES you a hating ass bitch...

  • @reddog694uk
    @reddog694uk 8 лет назад +1

    Is it possible that correlations exist between Planet Ten's orbit and mass extinction events in Earth's history ? Or perhaps geological upheavals, including severe climate changes in Earth's history ? The answers could lie in the ice core records, and would be the easiest way to check wouldn't it ?

  • @youwatched
    @youwatched 4 года назад +3

    PLANET NIBIRU!

  • @alexmoran7337
    @alexmoran7337 9 лет назад +1

    Hypothetically what if this is not a planet in our solar system, what if it is a rogue planet that was pulled into our solar system by our suns gravitational pull and instead is not a discovery of a new planet through modern technology but the planet has only just become in range of what our technology will allow us to see?

  • @winterweib
    @winterweib 8 лет назад +8

    ''...number nine, number nine, number nine...''
    We already have our number nine. Its name is PLUTOOOO!
    (Love you, Pluto. You know I'll do forever! Trust me, my dear- small ones are more juicy)

    • @tanerbetts
      @tanerbetts 7 лет назад

      Pluto is the size of a moon so they downgraded it to a moon instead of a planet.

  • @Timjohncarr1
    @Timjohncarr1 9 лет назад +1

    Is this planet the reason for Pluto's elliptical orbit?

    • @Timjohncarr1
      @Timjohncarr1 9 лет назад

      +Timjohncarr1 or are there more hidden mystery's in our solar system..........

  • @mickymillersson4376
    @mickymillersson4376 9 лет назад +3

    It can't exist because they say it orbits the sun every 15000 years. Well no because God created the everything only 6000 years ago. Well that creatinist fella says so. Doh!

  • @buffnfluff5802
    @buffnfluff5802 Год назад

    That one guy was really good in the Divergent series, I am glad he is doing more meaningful work.

  • @edety33bhb
    @edety33bhb 9 лет назад +3

    ITS A TRAP!!!

  • @johannapetroff8459
    @johannapetroff8459 Год назад +1

    The ninth Planet has got such a huge following of believers and non believers alike. Even. Though I am not a astronomer I believe in it's existence. Somehow the ancient Sumerians knew of it and there is information about it in their clay tablets. They named it Nibiru. Sumerians and those of the mesopotamian era where highly intelligent people, much of modern day sciences were born there. I do wonder, considering they did not have telescopes then, how they new of it. Since, I heard of the ninth planet many years ago, I hoped they would find it in my life time, which I'm starting to run out of, so please find it soon.🤗 I don't know what anyone else thinks but I feel Nibiru is the right name for it.

  • @ThePerpetualOcean
    @ThePerpetualOcean 9 лет назад +3

    What if this planet is where humans came from? If this planet only circles around once every several thousand years then couldn't they have landed on Earth such as we landed on the moon less than a century ago? Lol I'm joking but what if?

    • @Tempest374
      @Tempest374 9 лет назад

      What?

    • @peytonbergman5860
      @peytonbergman5860 9 лет назад

      What? First it would take centuries maybe thousands of years just to get there conventionally speaking, we have no way of pro-longing life for that long of a trip and how does life even develop on a world billions of miles away.

    • @rowenmayo4209
      @rowenmayo4209 9 лет назад +1

      Well since it's cold AF out there I doubt it

    • @LiveLifeToItsFullest
      @LiveLifeToItsFullest 9 лет назад +1

      +Peyton Bergman Bitch please do your research. #Sumerians #LonglivetheAnnunaki

  • @catqueen2031
    @catqueen2031 9 лет назад

    What would the name of this planet be?

  • @DanFrederiksen
    @DanFrederiksen 9 лет назад +1

    It makes me wonder how many rogue planets are flung around in interstellar space.
    Close encounters would be exceedingly rare due to the size of interstellar space but it would be quite a nasty surprise with a fast moving planet. Even without a collision it could critically alter our orbit. Instant fate change and planet death.
    Although of course, reality isn't quite that random. There are intercessors.

  • @SansP3ur
    @SansP3ur 9 лет назад +1

    I'm hoping it's not a planet at all but a Brown Dwarf Star instead. The mass seems to be right for a Spectral Class-Y (variant at least). Anyway, it'd be neat to see our system reclassified as a binary system.

  • @SUGAR_XYLER
    @SUGAR_XYLER 9 лет назад +1

    ~ Finally, something with some educational value.

  • @JuanLopezMarquez
    @JuanLopezMarquez 9 лет назад

    is niburu?

  • @shakazulu301
    @shakazulu301 Год назад +1

    What if it was a really small black hole?!?

    • @ScottyKain
      @ScottyKain Год назад +1

      Most systems are binary. It's a huge star our sun used to orbit that died and collapsed into a black hole

  • @miteshbele5659
    @miteshbele5659 9 лет назад

    what's up with the apple commercial?

  • @FireAssayDevil
    @FireAssayDevil 9 лет назад

    There's the Roman god Janus as my suggestion. Maybe not as fun as Uranus, but with scientists thinking it's massive in size it seems like we are looking at a huge Janus.

  • @vidrax3481
    @vidrax3481 8 лет назад

    Hi if one ever comes to read this comment. It may be a coincidence but despise the odds, back 2012 I was in the search of this nine planet(AKA), I was focused on constellation of Virgo, Right nearby the (Spica) on the Virgo constellation, I also thought to have seen something odd when looking at the google sky, another of those back markers right over the left down side of where Spica is on the picture, although something with a weirdo red glow aura was partially appearing behind of the black spot. Could have being anything, could have being radiation, x-ray, anything that may have blinded the camera, even so my subjection had never believed so, I was led to that region by a quick event that took place back on those years, where (AKA) was supposed to be right above the left to side of our moon, back on that alignment, and happens that the background there was just right between Virgo and Orion... Wherever, the coordinates of the black spot on Virgo were
    (13 28 61 -9 15` 14,2 -x- 13 28 56 -9 15` 14,2 -x- 13 15 56.74 2 47 47.19)
    Skymap.( 06 41 31.53 -88 06 30.6)
    And on Orion I thought to have observed something odd, but than again whats not strange about Orion,
    the coordinates were.
    (05 32 39.68 -01 31 33.0 ----x---- 13 01 39.83 -25 43 25.5 ---x--- 12 49 27.11 -17 08 44.1 --x-- 16 45 47 -17 28 50
    --x-- 05 56 00.50 -05 47 35.9)

  • @TheMysteryMuppet
    @TheMysteryMuppet 9 лет назад

    what would it get called?

  • @PazyPlayz
    @PazyPlayz 9 лет назад

    I think this video was meant to be released in April...

  • @bur2576
    @bur2576 9 лет назад

    what makes no sense to me. how can we see so far into space, find and explore all these distant places with telescopes and technology, but we happened to miss one of the planets orbiting in our solar system? how do you miss something so close when we have explored so far?

    • @Tempest374
      @Tempest374 9 лет назад

      "It was right under our noses"

    • @topsoup507
      @topsoup507 9 лет назад

      Because it needs light so we can see it.

  • @josephschiro4895
    @josephschiro4895 Год назад

    But wait.Wouldnt it obstruct our view of distant starts by its very existence and position in this solar system?And why wouldn't our suns light illuminate it therefore making it visible to our telescopes?Seems these are the most basic questions.Please someone explain it to me.

    • @cool2martini
      @cool2martini Год назад

      agree.
      even if it;s small blck hole, it should mess with gravitation so we could see gravitational bending of light that is coming from distant stars.

  • @jgallagher3648
    @jgallagher3648 7 лет назад

    That's fascinating...so how far away are we talking?

  • @hatedhat3038
    @hatedhat3038 9 лет назад

    If this theory is based only on those objects that orbit in some strange direction...why would'nt it be possible that there are two or more such planets that affect those objects?

  • @lazysalas
    @lazysalas 8 лет назад +1

    The planet already has a name, Nibiru. Come on people this has been evident for a long time.

  • @popflorian2991
    @popflorian2991 7 лет назад

    This planet has a magnetic field that interacts with the solar wind. Radiotelescopes could detect the planet after a solar flare, if pointed in the right direction.

  • @pauloeduardo3926
    @pauloeduardo3926 6 лет назад

    Where is it?????

  • @abra6298
    @abra6298 4 года назад

    Hi please share view on c19 atlas, if this could be one of the object

  • @marcusbensing3275
    @marcusbensing3275 9 лет назад

    what would we call this new planet