Basically there are some unexplained gravitation forces at work in the Kuiper Belt and scientists are theorizing that there is a ninth planet about the size of Neptune that is on an extremely long orbit around the sun. IDK - we know very little about space no matter what astronomers want to make everyone believe, so it seems very plausible to me that there could be another planet.
Either way, it is an icy sh!t hole or a gas giant and will most certainly be devoid of life. In the big scheme of things, uninteresting to me. But maybe it will help people realize we don't know sh!t about space if we discover a giant planet in our own solar system.
Oh but wait, we can tell by a miniscule wobble of a star how many planets are orbiting it and can accurately gauge light fluctuations to determine orbits as well. HA!
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