Planet 9

ABSTRACT:This paper presents a deterministic model of the Solar System based on two fundamental principles: ternary mass quantization and decimal distance scaling.Part I: Mass Hierarchy.By applying a geometric progression of 3^n to Jupiter’s mass, we identify specific gravitational slots for all major planets.Jupiter / 3 = SaturnJupiter / 27 = UranusJupiter / 243 = Earth/VenusThe model successfully accounts for the Earth-Venus pair as a shared mass cell (actual 1.81 Me vs theoretical 1.73 Me) and interprets the mass deficit of Neptune as a result of a cosmic collision. A critical empty slot at 3^4 (approx. 3.9 Me) points to the existence of a missing super-Earth.Part II: The 1:100 Mirror Scale.We demonstrate that the outer Solar System (TNO region) is a 100x scale reflection of the giant planets' architecture. The orbital rhythm of 1-2-4-6 observed in the inner system (Jupiter to Neptune) is precisely mirrored in the aphelia of major TNOs:Jupiter (5.2 AU) mirrors Planet 9 (520 AU)Saturn (10 AU) mirrors Sedna (1000 AU)Uranus (20 AU) mirrors Goblin (2000 AU)Neptune (30 AU) mirrors 2014 FE72 (3000 AU)