Planet Nine Maybe a Blackhole

[Schmoe1]

Really!!?? Now they are thinking it's a Black-Hole??
I thought a group of (so called) scientist found Planet Nine or they determined because of the gravitational disturbance of Neptune and the Van Allen Belt it was a large, Very Large object with a lot of Mass.

No, No, No,,,, DAMN, I was hoping for a Bigger that life Planet to pass by and make the Elites / Globalist and Hollywood types run for their shelters, where we could go and pump in Poison and kill them all like the Cockroaches they are! 
Sorry got carried away

Great article! 

Oh, as a black hole it could have the mass, just not the size of a planet. A black hole with mass equivalent to 7 or 8 Earth masses could be of a physical size that could be held in your hand - except if you tried to hold it in your hand, it would liquify you and then assimilate you into itself because of all the concentrated gravity it would produce.

My only problem with this is that I cannot fathom a mechanism that could produce such a small (planetary mass) black hole naturally. Most black holes seem to be formed because they accumulate too much mass to be a star, and collapse all that mass into a much tinier volume, making them super dense. I don't know how mere planetary mass could develop enough gravity naturally to collapse to that density. Not saying it can't happen, just that I don't know how it could.

However, if a planetary sized black hole DID somehow form, it would have the characteristics observed of whatever it is in the outer solar system. It would have enough mass (the mass of a planet) to affect nearby bodies in the ways observed, but without giving up it's own presence visually because it would be so tiny and dark. It would be harder to see than a black marble on a distant mountain top in the night time.

They will probably check the data being collected for gamma ray or x-ray bursts that are the only things to escape when more matter is assimilated into the black hole. That, and the gravitational effects, are the only ways to detect it.

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Exactly.  Waaaaay too small to be a black hole.  I think the smallest black hole they've ever found was about 4 solar masses.

Neutron stars, however, average about 13 miles across.

Both are fascinating.  A thimble full of neutron star would weigh about 700 million metric tons.