It's interesting to note that Randolph describes two dark stars as the foci or center around which our Sun and other suns orbit. Astronomers are currently looking for these brown dwarfs or stars which form the next link to the center of Creation. This is how Randolph describes them(he wrote this in 1886)...

"The fifth grand stage of human existence succeeds the fourth, and its scene is upon the immense belt or zone that encircles the tremendous globe around which not only our sun with its attendant family of planets, but the cluster to which it belongs, revolves, performing a single circuit in a period not less than eleven hundred billions of quintillions of solar years. This vast body is one of the Pleiades, or "Seven Stars" now known to be, not the star "Alcyone", as some astronomers have asserted, but which I declare to be a NON-LUMINOUS sun in that direction, and which sustains the same relation to this Galactic System, that our sun does to us and our sister planets. Around that central globe unumbered millions of suns and planets pursue and whirl their varying courses."

Note and comment: This dark or non-luminous Sun would be located in late tropical Taurus or early Gemini since that is in the general direction of Alcyone. The 2nd dark star is opposite the first(probably in late Scorpio or early Sagittarius at the time of his writing), and together they form the foci around which galaxies revolve. He describes this second dark star as follows...

The sixth grand stage of human existence succeeds the fifth, and its scene is upon an immense belt or zone that surrounds another dark sun, exactly balancing that in the direction of "Alcyone", the twain(both) constituting the foci(center) of of an immense ellipse, one being "Positive" the other "Negative"; we pertain to the latter. About these two foci two awful galaxies severally perform theie tremendous sweep in opposite directions.

Closer to home, Randolph says that there are at least two more planets in our solar system(page 55), and confirms the explosion of a planet between Mars and Jupiter. Like the 1929 Sutcliffe and Hodson investigation(see Unknown Planets article), one body is between Mercury and the Sun(Vulcan?) and the other two are beyond Neptune(probably not counting Pluto and/or Eris since they are too small to perturb Earth's axis). This is how Randolph describes it...

"When that planet(between Mars and Jupiter) burst asunder and scattered its fragments over the floor of space, it altered the relations of the entire solar system; and was the cause of the great cataclysm that swept the Earth with a watery bath; sunk Plato's Atlantis island; upheaved Sahara; rent the continents asunder, and filled the world with terror. Lately(1886), a new planet has been formed within the orbit of Mercury; another ring is being forced from the Sun, and two comets are globating on the outer verge of the solar system ; and it's owing to these that the earth is now altering both its axis and inclination to the plane of the ecliptic. Hence universal disturbances, wars and rumors of wars, have for some time prevailed, and will, untill an equilibrium is again established."