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If you haven't watch the first video yet, then it's right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8HwrQOw6xE I know this video was a little short, but I tried doing a favor for you all. Sure there are thousands more to go such as the asteroids, TNOs, and moons, but this is the best I can especially when school is in the way. I may have grown a little rusty on the animation by a smudge and in my opinion, I expected more out of this animation considering this animation started on August 8. That's three months since it first started. For some of the hypothetical planets (ex. Planet Y, Vishnu, Brahma, Oceanus), it was impossible for me to know the true diameter of the planets, considering the fact that the authors never specifically mentioned the size. I tried further researching about the planets but I was only ending myself in the same position. So yes, I did made them up, but I tried to make it seem accurate. Vishnu and Brahma were proposed by the same author who explained about their orbits and not the physical body itself. But the reason why he thinks that these planets exist outside of Neptune is because the affects of smaller bodies and comets, basically the same reason why astronomers think that Planet 9 exist. Usually, astronomers think that this would most likely be caused by a distant gas giant as massive as Neptune, which would be reasonable for something like Vishnu and Brahma would be. Here are the music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzoeOR1yKqY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxHmcsi3DYk https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/cinematic-intro-6097/

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