
"When I found this, I said, 'That's far away' Yes, it's the most distant planet in the Sun," says astronomer Scott Sebert, of the Carnegie Institute of Science.

Little planet
This petty planet, known as 2018VG18, was later named as a "Farout" by the group that discovered it. The planet, located 18 billion km (11.2 billion miles), is about 3.5 times that of Pluto. It is 100 times more than the distance between the sun and the earth and is the only distance from Violet 2 that reached NASA in 1977 and reached the constellation of this month.

November 10
On November 10th, Carnase's scientific website reported that Portable was detected by Seppard and his colleagues by means of Japan's Subaru Telescope in Hawaii.
Until now the lookout was a mystery. But the fact that the science is motivated is an unusual orbit. Its extraordinary angles are similar to Trans Neptunian planets.

Popular description
In recent years, various speculations have emerged that the unusual orbit of these airspaces would have been caused by the consequences.
The most popular explanation is that there are possibilities for the ninth or tenth planet. In fact, astronomers discovered the lookout when they were trying to find the 9th planet.

Gravity
According to the latest data, this planet may be a group of same gravitational fields. But we could gather some information about the layout. Researchers believe that the circumference of the sight can be 500 kilometers (310 miles), which is more than 1000 years old around the sun, and it is pink.

Digital cameras
"We are exploring the spacious borders beyond Pluto, with broad digital cameras in some of the world's largest telescopes," says Atlanta University's astronomer Satu Trujillo.
It is evident that the researchers are constantly detecting the planets around other stars. It is noteworthy that there are still many unexplored planets found in our sun
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