NASA violently opposed the idea of another planet beyond Pluto for two decades. Now suddenly it's possible!? What gives? Have they been lying to us all this time?

Distant Sedna Raises Possibility of Another Earth-Sized Planet in Our Solar System
By Robert Roy Britt
Senior Science Writer
posted: 04:20 pm ET
16 March 2004

Our corner of the galaxy got a little stranger this week with the discovery of Sedna, the most distant object ever spotted in the solar system. Now astronomers are puzzling over how it got there.

The most intriguing idea is that there might be another world as big as Earth, a gravitational bully lurking in some unexplored corner of the solar system.

Site: www.Itogi.ru
Number: 11 (405), March 04
Section: Paradox / Space / Hypothesis
Author: Dmitri Serkov
http://www.itogi.ru/Paper2004.nsf/Article/Itogi_2004_03_16_12_5314.html

The 10th Planet
Why do the Planets in the Solar System have ellipsoide orbits? Breaking news conclusions by Vladimir Phadeev (Fadeev) & Grigory Pavlov: Either the Sun has its own rotary orbit, or... the Solar System is visited periodically by a giant body that has influence on the 9 Planets. Phadeev & Pavlov worked for a long time in the military sector, in practical investigations (astrophysics, quantic mechanics, thermodynamics), having access to a good deal of updated astronomical data. It occured to them that the Solar System can be looked at as an autonomous mechanical circuit. The resulting conclusions are striking. The planetary orbits indicate by themselves that either the Sun has its own orbit (which hasn't been demonstrated yet), or periodically another, the 10th Planet, a giant, comes here to influence the others.