[UCANSEE2]

The astronomical side of the story is no good, either. A planet with a highly elliptic orbit of 3,600 years would after a few rotations fly off, direction deep space - or just become part of the 'normal' solar system.

Maybe it does exist. Maybe it became a part of the 'normal' solar system.

There is a 'moon' that has partial atmosphere and the largest volcanic activity in our solar system (more than earth).

It is very possible this 'moon' was part of a larger planet, and when a collision occurred in our solar system way back in it's cycles, one of the leftover pieces settled into 'earth' orbit and the other got caught up by the gravity of a very large planet.

ANY ASTRONOMERS or the like care to guess the name of this planet x ?

[SirChas]

Malcolm?

[lepton]

ANY ASTRONOMERS or the like care to guess the name of this planet x ?

Ethel?

[Movemout]

"ANY ASTRONOMERS or the like care to guess the name of this planet x ? "

Europa?

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Io. Moon of Jupiter.