The Dark Star website explores the existence of an additional, massive planet in our solar system.  It is usually referred to as Planet X.  More recently, astronomers and astrophysicists have begun to name this putative object 'Planet Nine'.   Other ideas about Planet X are derived are less scientific.  They focus upon references made in various mythical writings to rogue gods and fabled worlds.  This website predominantly explores the science behind Planet X, but is also open to other lines of enquiry, particularly regarding the ancient celestial phenomenon known as Nibiru.  

The solar system as I propose it to look; only, a bit more spread out!

The Dark Star Theory considers whether a binary failed star may be orbiting our Sun at a great distance.  This binary object is a sub-brown dwarf, probably several Jupiter-masses in size.  It occupies the mysterious realm between planet and brown dwarf star.This Dark Star may be the cause of many effects on our solar system.  It can explain a wealth of anomalies in the outer solar system - particularly in the distant Kuiper Belt.  The scientific evidence is solid enough, which has been explored in detail in the popular 2005 title 'The Dark Star'.  The author is currently writing a popular science book about Planet X, which will explore many of the remarkable developments which have taken place over the last few years. Planet X may be the key player in cosmic catastrophism, particularly during the early life of the solar system.  Even now, it may play an unseen, but vital role, in our solar system's dynamics.

It is also possible that the Dark Star plays an important part in our own history.  Because this object emits heat, and perhaps a small amount of dim light,  it is capable of warming and nurturing its own planetary system.  It follows that the Dark Star's planetary system would be capable of supporting complex life right on our cosmic doorstep.  Potentially, this sub-brown dwarf is part of a much bigger picture - one involving a whole new cosmic paradigm. 

This image is all over the Internet, but it started life here!

Andy Lloyd is a trainee science teacher living in Gloucester, England.  He has had four books published on the Planet X topic, published by Timeless Voyager Press: 

'The Dark Star' was published in 2005.  It provides a detailed and thorough account of his original research into the subject of Nibiru. 

(The book was translated into German and published by Kopp under the title 'Dunkelstern' )

His debut novel 'Ezekiel One' (2009) was the first in a fictional trilogy and is a fast-moving, conspiracy thriller.  Also available on Kindle (ios, android).

The sequel 'The Followers of Horus' ( 2010) took up the story in a sci-fi format.  There are plans to complete the trilogy as a future writing project.

Andy Lloyd's new non-fiction title 'Darker Stars' presents ground-breaking new hypotheses about Planet X.   'Darker Stars' is a robust evidence-based book backed up by over 500 references.  It provides an unofficial biography of 'Planet Nine' in the context of many unresolved mysteries and anomalies in the solar system.  'Darker Stars' is available in paperback from Barnes and Noble:  https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/darker-stars-andy-lloyd/1130303630?ean=9781892264558 and Amazon in book form, and on Kindle (links below).  In the future, 'Darker Stars' will become available in other formats, including on pc.

Signed copies of all four books are available from the author: please email andy-lloyd@hotmail.com.