Planet Nine
There is a number of Dwarf planets orbit the Sun past the orbit of Neptune. They're for the most part small in size and difficult to observe considering the size and distance from the Sun. Neptune's perihelion is 29 au and it's aphelion is 30 au
SEDNA is a dwarf planet that orbits are from 76 au to 937 au from the sun. This results in SEBNA orbital time as 11,400 years.
Goblin is another example of a distant dwarf planet with a distance of 2000 au from the sun.
There has been 6 different dwarf planets studied (Brown & Batygin) and all have a similar orbital problem, that can't be explained.
1st their orbits are extremely titled as much as 150 degrees and some are pushed so their orbits are seen as retrograde.
2nd their orbits furthest from the sun are being pushed/ pulled all in the same direction.
For all these 6 dwarf planets orbits to be similar by accident would be 1 in 14,000 chance to occur. So what is the cause.
A very small dwarf planet ED 138 that orbits at 37 au to 49 au from the sun, was recently discovered this year. ED 138 is no larger than 800 km across but has a mass 4.4 times that of the earth. It's orbit never crosses over Neptune's orbit as Pluto's orbit does and has a steep angle from the solar plane.
No one knows it's exact orbital position as it orbits around the sun, much of it's orbit has been detailed.
Knowing our knowledge of planets, how would a planet this small have a mass this large, to distort numerous dwarf planet's orbits past Neptune? There's one very possible conclusions.
It's a small emerging Black Hole is inside our solar system.




