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According to NASA and other professional/ non-professional sources, Planet X does not exist. However, it were to have eluded human detection, it would most likely be comprised of a rocky, frozen gas surface. Pluto has frozen liquid nitrogen for part of its surface composition, so it's relatively likely Planet X would be similarly comprised of that too.

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