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This art shows a possible 5th outer planet, similar in size to Neptune and Uranus that was ejected from the solar system. Its presence helps explain how an early Earth’s trajectory was changed so that it didn’t go crashing into Venus. This extra gas planet played a dangerous dance with Saturn and Jupiter, eventually leading to it’s ejection from the solar system. © Nicolle Rager Fuller, 2012
Early solar system planets. Artwork of the early solar system, with a possible fifth outer planet, similar in size to Neptune and Uranus. This theory postulates that this planet was ejected from the solar system due to gravitational interactions with Saturn and Jupiter. The presence of this fifth outer planet helps explain why the early Earth did not collide with an early Venus. (See Early Solar System Illustration)