rogue planet

"It must be the largest rogue planet ever found, by far."

And we wanted to study a rogue planet, a place of absolute quiet.

A "rogue planet" that has been hiding behind the sun is about to hit the earth.

"So they put pressure on us, because we're a rogue planet.

That's why I thought it might be a rogue planet."

We have actual visual records from that time with which to check on the approach of the rogue planet.

There's a 'rogue planet' only a few billion miles away from us, and almost in our course."

Now they've disappeared to a rogue planet somewhere beyond Imperial control.

A rogue planet and Earth probably struck each other glancing blows.

Thus, rogue planets can probably be produced when a stellar system has more than two stars in it.

Along the journey, the ship encounters a rogue planet drifting through space.

Rogue planets are fine, but I could see no way in which they could make any practical difference to me.

To make things worse, a rogue planet is on a crash course with the disabled Dwarf.

In 1998, a rogue planet, later named Meta, was discovered passing through the solar system.

"This planet is already feeling the perturbation of the rogue planet."

Do you know what the chances are of a rogue planet getting in between A and B not once, but twice?

If so, the rogue planet would have had to eject immediately; it is unclear how likely this situation might be.

It concerned a war between the supernatural beings of Earth and a rogue planet that entered the solar system.

Cybertron, having become a rogue planet, was headed into the path of the asteroid belt.

So how many rogue planets are there?

As far as he could tell, it might be picking up anything from an antique probe to a rogue planet.

A Rogue Planet is a planet that does not orbit a star.

There were no dead stars, no rogue planets.

But there's at least one other 'rogue planet' film around right now... Melancholia should want to keep its distance from that.

Meta is a rogue planet currently passing through the outer limits of Earth's solar system.