There are 11 Ancient Planets in Our Solar System ! | Did You Know ?

There are 11 Ancient Planets in Our Solar System ! | Did You Know ?
The Solar System: An Ancient Perspective
• The Solar System, once thought to have eight planets, is now believed to have eleven.
• These prehistoric worlds, also known as "lost" planets, are not formally recognized but fit a theory originating in early solar system history.
• Theia, the first ancient planet, is believed to have run-through Earth billions of years ago, creating the Moon.
• Phaeton, another prehistoric planet, is believed to have split apart and turned into modern-day asteroids.
• Tyche, a hypothetical planet beyond Neptune, is believed to be part of the Oort Cloud, a frozen object area.
• Planet V, another ancient planet, is believed to have existed between Mars and the asteroid belt, possibly wrecked in a collision.
• Proserpina, Pluto's distant relative, is imaginary and beyond Neptune, found in the Kuiper Belt.
• Vulcan, once believed to be inside Mercury's orbit, is now believed to be a small hot planet near the Sun.
• Orpheus, another ancient planet, is supposed to have crashed with Earth, possibly producing the continents of Earth.
• Chiron, a small planet between Saturn and Uranus, is also considered an ancient planet.
• Nibiru, a contentious subject, is a big planet headed toward collision with Earth or belongs to old mythology.
• Planet X, a vast, frigid planet beyond Neptune, is believed to influence the paths of far-off objects.
• Astra, a planet beyond Pluto, is thought to be found in far-off Solar System areas, resembling other far-off objects like Eris and Sedna.
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