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Astronomers began searching for Planet X to explain discrepancies in the orbits of Uranus and Neptune. Observations indicated the presence of an unknown massive celestial body affecting the orbits of these planets.
Planet X was a hypothetical planet which was searched for after the discovery of planet Neptune. `Planet-X` does not exist.
Neptune was discovered when astronomers noticed that the orbit of Uranus was being perturbed by gravitational forces from an unknown distant planet. This led to the search for and eventual discovery of Neptune in 1846.
No, Planet X does not exist.
No. Planet X was a proposed planet believed to orbit somewhere beyond Neptune based on an anomaly in the orbit of Uranus believed to be caused by the gravity of an unknown planet. Searches for planet X led to the discovery of Pluto, but later studies found that Pluto is not nearly massive enough to have caused the anomaly. It was later discovered that the apparent anomaly was due to a small miscalculation in the mass of Neptune.
Percival Lowell searched for Planet X, also known as Planet Nine or Planet Neun. He believed that anomalies in the orbits of Uranus and Neptune were caused by the gravitational pull of an unknown planet located beyond Neptune.
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You have to defeat the other two planets as well, the Jungle Planet (X-15 Y-15) and the Fire Planet (X-83 Y-20). When you have all three knights aboard your spaceship, you can go in search of the princess. (see related question)
Planet x is the planet behind Pluto which is commonly reffered to as Selena but is not yet a planet(or clarified planet).
There is no "Planet X". See links.
The name of planet X is Nibiru
When Neptune and Uranus were founded, it seemed as though there were some irregularities with their orbits, and Percival Lowell believe it was due to another planets gravitation pull, and he dubbed it Planet X. When Pluto was found in 1990, they believed this was the planet, however it's gravity was not strong enough to cause the orbit irregularities, and the search for a tenth planet continued for a short time. Pluto was then declassified as a planet, and now it seems unlikely that 'Planet X' exists. However we now use the term 'Planet X' informally to describe any potential unknown planets in our solar system.