Two New Planets Discovered?

Recent headlines claim the discovery of new planets in our solar system, based on observations by astronomers using the ALMA Observatory. However, these findings are not yet confirmed, and the astronomy community remains skeptical. The observed objects could be planets, data glitches, or other celestial bodies like brown dwarfs or icy worlds. More data is needed to confirm these findings, and until then, the claims remain speculative.

What were the two new objects discovered by astronomers thought to be?

What is the significance of the ALMA Observatory in the context of these discoveries?

How did the astronomers initially identify the movement of the points of light?

What challenges do astronomers face in confirming the existence of the newly observed objects?

What are some possible explanations for the observed points of light that do not involve them being planets?