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And then of course there's some experts that think that the recent discovery of several dwarf planet candidates in the Kuiper belt in 2017, OF201 and 2020 feet KO14, which were announced back in May and July, make it less likely that the planet X exists because these objects don't behave the way theory predicts. But at the moment they're still looking for this and there may be another couple of planets way way out in our solar system out past the orbit of X. This is repeater station Kilo Kilo 7, November Quebec November, All Star Node 6222. What's also interesting about the possibility of two planets being there, like 9, is the fact that it also increases the search for extraterrestrial life, or at least life within our solar system. We're looking for life now on the moons of Jupiter and Saturn. We're also looking for telltale signs of past and present life on Mars. And if there's another two planets within our solar system, there's two more planets thrown into the mix. Possibly there could be life somewhere in our solar system.