new world found in solar system

As of my latest knowledge (June 2024), there haven't been any official announcements of a new planet or major world discovered in our solar system. However, astronomers are constantly searching for distant objects, particularly in the Kuiper Belt and beyond, where theoretical planets like Planet Nine (or "Planet X") might exist. Key Points: Planet Nine Hypothesis - Proposed in 2016 by astronomers Konstantin Batygin and Mike Brown. - Suggests a possible 510 Earth-mass planet in a distant, elongated orbit (orbital period 10,00020,000 years). - Indirect evidence comes from the clustered orbits of extreme Kuiper Belt Objects (eTNOs). - Not yet confirmedsearches (e.g., Subaru Telescope, Vera Rubin Observatory) are ongoing. Recent Discoveries of Smaller Objects - Dwarf planets like Goblin (2015 TG387) and FarFarOut (2018 AG37) hint at a larger population of distant icy bodies. - No new major planets have been verified, but surprises are possible as telescope technology improves. Upcoming Missions/Telescopes - The Vera Rubin Observatory (operational in 2025) could detect Planet Nine or other distant objects. - James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) may study known dwarf planets (e.g., Sedna, Eris) in detail. If You Heard a Recent Claim: Check sources like NASA, IAU, or reputable astronomy journals. Some "new world" reports might refer to: A newly observed Kuiper Belt Object (KBO) or comet. Hypothetical studies (not yet peer-reviewed). Would you like details on a specific discovery claim? I can help verify!