1211.6736 (Yury I. Rogozin)
Yury I. Rogozin
In the past, the outer Solar System likely could have more planets than now. Using the new relations, we have found the orbital and physical characteristics of the icy giant explanet, which orbited the Sun about in the halfway between Saturn and Uranus. Validity of the obtained results is supported by the feasibility of these relations to other objects of the outer Solar System. Possible connection of the existing now mysterious objects of the outer Solar System such as the Saturn rings and the irregular moons Triton and Phoebe with this destroyed planet is briefly discussed.
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