I still fail to see how they could have known about Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. You need some evidence to back up that they could possibly have had knowlege of them.
Even if they had gotten the number of solar bodies correct it's a tremendous leap of faith to assume that they derived that number from the planets they couldn't see... And given that they missed on the count of solar bodies (if we're including moons and proto-planets... by a whole lot), I don't see any reason to believe they were refering to the actual planets; Neptune, Uranus, Pluto (cause it used to be a planet!
), and the "other one".
Even if they had gotten the number of solar bodies correct it's a tremendous leap of faith to assume that they derived that number from the planets they couldn't see... And given that they missed on the count of solar bodies (if we're including moons and proto-planets... by a whole lot), I don't see any reason to believe they were refering to the actual planets; Neptune, Uranus, Pluto (cause it used to be a planet!

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