THE dark outer reaches of the solar system could be hiding a new planet--the ninth or tenth, depending on who's counting. The as-yet-unconfirmed world, thought to be around the mass of Mars, would explain the wonky orbits of a group of icy objects in a region known as the Kuiper belt. This region starts beyond Neptune and ends at a distance 55 times further from the sun than Earth is, or 55 AU
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