Planets of indeterminate existence
From Kook Science
Being a cataloguing of planets whose existence has been claimed, but are as yet unproved, having not been located and observed by any means of conventional astronomical calculation and observation (and omitting remote viewing or other forms of ESP).
Endo-Solar Planets
(Or, planets that exist within the solar system containing Earth.)
| Planet | Location | Source | Year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Etraa or Ejii | "somewhere out beyond Jupiter" | Elgar Brom | - | - |
| Clarion | - | Truman Bethurum | - | - |
| Maldec | an orbit between Mars and Jupiter | Wesley H. Bateman | - | Destroyed "fifth" planet; became the Main Asteroid Belt. |
| Maldek | an orbit between Mars and Jupiter | - | - | Destroyed "fifth" planet; became the Main Asteroid Belt. Also known as Lucifer in some sources. |
| Phaeton | an orbit between Mars and Jupiter | Heinrich W. M. Olbers | - | Destroyed planet; became the Main Asteroid Belt. |
| Vulcan | an orbit between Mercury and the Sun | Urbain Le Verrier | - | - |
Extra-Solar Planets
| Planet | Star/System | Constellation | Source | Year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acali | - | - | Antonio Tasca | - | - |
| Acart | - | - | Artur Berlet | - | Described as being 5 light years from Earth; the nearest known stars in that range are Alpha Centauri A/B (4.4) |
| Erra | Taygeta / Plejares | - | Billy Meier | - | Plejares is described as being 500 light years from Earth and 80 light years from the Pleiades, existing in some manner of time-shifted dimension with access to our spacetime through an unidentified star in the Pleiades open star cluster of the constellation Taurus |
| Gato | Sirius | Canis Major | Marke A. Norman | - | The binary star Sirius is approx. 8.6 light years from Earth |
| Hercólubus | Tilo | - | V. M. Rabolú | - | - |
| Iarga | - | - | Stefan Denaerde (Adriaan C. M. Beers) | - | Described as 10 light years from Earth, approx. distance of known stars Ross 154 (Sagittarius) and Ross 248 (Andromeda) |
| Itibi Ra II | - | - | Ludwig Pallman | - | Described as being a "quasar unit" in proximity to the galactic centre of the Milky Way |
| Kazik | - | - | Albert K. Bender | - | - |
| Korendor | Korena | Boötes | Bob Renaud | - | The star Korena was described as being 400 light years from Earth, 3° from Arcturus "on a line between Arcturus and the centre of the M-3 cluster." |
| Lanulos | - | - | Woodrow Derenberger | - | Described as 14.6 light years from Earth, approx. distance of known star TZ Arietis / L1159-16 (Aries); Derenberger related it was in a galaxy known as Ganymede |
| Lokukatapakadikong | - | - | Cherd Chuensamnaun | - | - |
| Meteon | Alpha Centauri | Centaurus | Elizabeth Klarer | - | - |
| Serpo | Zeta Reticuli | Reticulum | - | - | - |
| TaoPao | Sirius | Canis Major | Paul Wellmer | - | Per Weekly World News |
| Titania | - | - | Pier Fortunato Zanfretta | - | Sometimes spelled "Teetonia"; described as being located in "la terza galassia" ("the third galaxy") |
| Tythan | - | - | Lee Childers (a.k.a. Prince Neosom) | - | Described as 8.5 light years from Earth, approx. distance of known stars Lalande 21185 (Ursa Major) and Sirius (Canis Major) |
| Ummo | Wolf 424 | Virgo | Antonio Riberia | - | The binary red dwarf star system Wolf 424 is approx. 14.2 light years from Earth. |
| Zingomar | Altair | Aquila | Grant Wallace | - | - |