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Any of you fags looking for this? Does it exist or is it just a meme? If you discover it we get to name it. What would you pick?

>> No.9542491
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>>9542465
Planet Bezos

>> No.9542499

>>9542465
I doubt anyone would consider it a real planet, in which case, all you managed to discover was just another big rock in space.

>> No.9542507

>>9542499
How would a big rock in space 10x the mass of Earth that orbits the sun not be a planet?

>> No.9542518

>>9542507
Irregular orbit?

>> No.9542537

>>9542465
Just a reminder that the IAU has no protocols whatsoever for naming new planets in the solar system. You could name it ANYTHING! Even after some anime character, something lewd, something really long, or unpronounceable.

>> No.9542546

>>9542537
Trips names the planet

>> No.9542556

>>9542546
>>9542537
Miko Mido

>> No.9542558

>>9542546
Ariana Grande's Buttflaps

>> No.9542566
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>>9542546
Mossad did 9/11

>> No.9542687

>>9542518
I don't think that is really a problem. It just has to have cleared its orbit.

>>9542465
The problem is that we don't really know where to look.
Its proposed orbit doesn't come anywhere near the current bounds of the solar system, so even if it is as big and reflective as Saturn the closest its orbit comes is about 20 times further away from the Sun than Saturn is and the furtherest is about 120 times.
The proposed orbital period is thousands of year and it could be anywhere in that orbit currently. Because its orbital period is so long it wouldn't move very far in the sky over the course of even a year, so even if we capture it on a telescope it would take a long time of observations to notice it moving.

If it is there, likely we will discover it at some point, but what we need is time. My prediction is that people combing through telescope observations will notice a point that has moved slightly over a long period in an unusual direction and that will lead to focused observations that'll reveal it.

The real sad thing, though, is that we will probably never send a probe out to it.

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>>9542566
Damn, I'm disappointed about this

>> No.9542754

>>9542687
Earth has not cleared its orbit.

>> No.9542818

>>9542754
Well enough. I don't see any competing sized objects still in it.

>> No.9542824
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9542824

>>9542465

Planet Kek

, named after the Egyptian God Kek
, the God of Chaos and Meme Magic

>>9542491

>> No.9543204

>>9542546
Tyche.

>> No.9543214

>>9542546
Pluto. Rename current Pluto to something else.

>> No.9543216

>>9542546
Hitler did nothing wrong.

>> No.9543379

>>9542558
re-roll

and so I don't take away from the discussion, what are the designations for planets in our own solar system? Do they have a code referring to the star they orbit like everything else?

>> No.9543386

>>9542546
Allah

>> No.9543403

>>9542537
Rizu

>> No.9543427

Wewuz

>> No.9543501

every day rice pudding

>> No.9543532

Trump's Golden Shower

>> No.9543587

>>9542546
Tohsaka's anus

>> No.9543593

>>9542465
Nibiru

>> No.9543599

>>9542754
t. someone who doesn't know what "clear the orbit" means.

Though I can't blame you too much because it's a very misleading, if not downright incorrect term. They should have used something like "control/dominate the orbit" instead.

>> No.9543618

>>9542499
>just another big rock in space
but this one is supposed to be a mini-neptune

>> No.9543696

>>9542546
Tubecock

>> No.9543718

Planet 4Chan

>> No.9543761

>>9542824
No

>> No.9544015

"Rare Pepe" but in latin

>> No.9544026
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>>9542546
Planet MAGA-Yuge.

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9544032

>>9542465
Planet Loli

>> No.9544038
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>>9542546
Planet TayTay.

>> No.9544050

>>9542824
Larpdarp

>> No.9544109

>>9543587
underrated

>> No.9544125

>>9542546
Terminus

>> No.9544202

It wouldn't even be a planet.

>> No.9544221
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>>9542824
>>9544026
>>9544015

>> No.9544231

>>9542546
Ob

>> No.9544247

>>9542546
Hitler did nothing wrong

>> No.9544253

>>9544221
Planet butt hurt.

>> No.9544255

>>9542546
Bob

>> No.9544260

>>9542546
PeanusWeenus

>> No.9544268

>>9542546
Triple integrals

>> No.9544286

>>9544253
t. El Monstrosidad

>> No.9544332

>>9542546
Hillary 2020

>> No.9544333

>>9542546
ObamaBestPrezEverBlackLifesMatter

>> No.9544347

What's the point of rolling on a board this slow and with a timer this long to wait for >>9544333
to come up

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>>9544333
Winner winner Chicken dinner..., Halal of course.