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The Oort Cloud is a vast region in the far outer solar system composed of billions of comets and other icy objects. Most of this icy debris is quite small, but could there be something lurking there, like … a planet? Last month, an international team of researchers said that’s indeed a possibility. They contend that there’s a small chance a wayward planet in our own early solar system ended up in the Oort Cloud. And a slightly higher chance that it was a rouge exoplanet, most likely an ice giant around the size of Neptune. It could have come to rest in the Oort Cloud after being drawn in by the sun’s gravity....
This is purely a speculation. But since Pluto was demoted to a dwarf planet, it'd be fitting to find another full-sized planet to take its place.
| EarthSky
This is purely a speculation. But since Pluto was demoted to a dwarf planet, it'd be fitting to find another full-sized planet to take its place.

| EarthSky