What is the Location of Planet No3 in the Observable Universe?

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In summary, the location of Planet No3 is currently unknown due to its position beyond the observable universe. The observable universe is limited by the distance light can travel since the beginning of the universe, estimated to be around 13.8 billion light years. Beyond this limit, the expansion of the universe makes it impossible for us to see or detect Planet No3. However, scientists continue to study and theorize about the existence and potential location of this mysterious planet.
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