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In recent years it has coming to light that the early outer Solar Systemlikely might have somewhat more planets than today. However, to date there isunknown what a former giant planet might in fact have represented and where itsorbit may certainly have located. Using the originally suggested relations, wehave found the reasonable orbital and physical characteristics of the icy giantex-planet, which in the past may have orbited the Sun about in the halfwaybetween Saturn and Uranus. Validity of the results obtained here is supportedby a feasibility of these relations to other objects of the outer Solar System.A possible linkage between the fifth giant ex-planet and the puzzling objectsof the outer Solar System such as the rings of Saturn and the irregular moonsTriton and Phoebe existing today is briefly discussed.

Fifth giant ex-planet of the outer Solar System: characteristics and remnants