# Have astronomers spotted Planet Nine?
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3 outlets covering · First listed: Scientific American, Nov 6, 2026, 5:45 AM · Read it:
Archived observations appear to show a moving object in the far-distant outer solar system, but its reality is unclear
## Who's covering it
In the order they published:
- Nov 6, 2026, 5:45 AM: [Have astronomers spotted Planet Nine?]() — Scientific American (Magazine, United States)
Archived observations appear to show a moving object in the far-distant outer solar system, but its reality is unclear
- Nov 10, 2026, 1:33 AM: [Astronomers May Have Found a Planet Born From the Ashes of a Dead Star]() — ZME Science (Science news)
When a star dies, its planets are usually in trouble. But in one distant star system, astronomers suspect something extraordinary happened: the dying star may have created an entirely new planet from its own remains. Researchers at the University of Warwick have identified evidence of a possible “second-generation” planet orbiting a white dwarf, the dense,
- Nov 10, 2026, 5:56 PM: [Astronomers discover hidden alien planet in James Webb images]() — ScienceDaily (Science news, United States)
A breakthrough in telescope imaging could reveal countless alien worlds that have been hiding in plain sight. Scientists developed a new technique that uses a digital twin of the James Webb Space Telescope to remove the overwhelming glare of stars, making faint exoplanets two to 15 times easier to detect than with conventional methods. The technology has already uncovered a previously hidden planet in existing telescope data and could reveal many more.