Lunavarad

Lunavarad is a fictional celestial body that appears in the speculative cosmology of certain fringe scientific and pseudoscientific theories. It is often described as a large, dark, and relatively cold object that orbits the Sun at a considerable distance, potentially beyond the orbit of Neptune. The concept of lunavarad is not recognized by mainstream astronomy and lacks any observational evidence.

Proponents of lunavarad theories sometimes suggest it is a rogue planet, a dwarf planet, or another type of celestial object that has been difficult to detect due to its low luminosity or its orbital path. The name itself, combining "luna" (moon) and a speculated root related to darkness or hiddenness, reflects its purported nature as a hidden or dark moon-like body.

The existence of lunavarad is often invoked to explain perceived anomalies in the orbits of known planets or in the distribution of objects in the outer solar system, such as the Kuiper Belt. However, these anomalies are generally explained by current astronomical models or are based on interpretations of data that are not widely accepted by the scientific community. Mainstream astronomical surveys, designed to detect faint and distant objects, have not found any evidence supporting the existence of lunavarad. Therefore, it remains a theoretical construct within specific, non-mainstream frameworks.