The sun appears as bright as the full moon (but a much smaller tiny dot like disk) at a distance of 100 bil km. So its not entirely dark world but its basically permanent night with full moon type light.

Anguta father of Sedna seems right.

Bob. Name it Bob.

Wormwood

You were saying?


http://news.yahoo.com/people-are-say...102449567.html

Thanks, that felt good. Reminds me I'm not the craziest human around.

Finally some guy that makes sense on how to characterize the planets and get back Pluto into the company and the other ones as they are found and not do stupid things with nonsense like clear its orbit when it stops making meaningful sense vs what your eyes and measurements up cclose tell you the object is;

http://www.science20.com/robert_inve...et_nine-164598

(still the guy can use a haircut lol)

(eg riduclous current things like not calling a planet an object larger than earth, say 1.5 times, but at 150 bil km distance or an object like the proposed planet 10x earth if it was at 600 bil km)

Calling them all planets in general if they are in hydrostratic equilibrium but using also other qualifiers to characterize them and not see objects like Vesta or Earth or Mercury or Sedna similarly, seems a reasonable choice.

Something like



with further subdivisions referring to size (like sub dwarf etc for the smaller ones).

Call it Nibiru.

Wait... I'm kidding, don't do that.

Let's call it The Ball.

Remember that mnemonic they used to teach in school to help students memorize the planets. The one with Mother and Pizza. Well, we've already kicked out Pizza. What is going to replace it instead?

So it should start with a P

Changing food is another option...

...like a thief in the night...
LYRICS NSFW, (not safe for archeologists and people who dislike speculative science fiction hip-hop either)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZ_kBQWsmvg

http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/30/health...tem/index.html