Beyond Pluto, beyond the known peripheral regions of the solar system, perhaps other planets could be found, even if the existence has not been officially proven.
Planets after Pluto
Astronomers have tried to find out if there are other planets besides Pluto, but without success.
If there was another planet, it would probably disturb the orbits of nearby planets.
But the orbits of these planets do not seem to be disturbed and therefore it seems likely that there are no other planets to discover, even if some astronomers theorize their existence.
Beyond Pluto, towards the extreme borders of our Solar System, where telescopes do not come to see, a planet never discovered before could be found, as theorized by the scholar Rodney Gomez, having detected some oddities affecting the orbits of the Kuiper belt, or the area of our Solar System which is beyond the orbit of Neptune.
In fact, in recent years many objects have been found in this more or less large range, however considered dwarf planets for their small size.
