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Please define what you mean by planetX. That's sort of too vague to provide an opinion on your thought.
I think this is a subtle admission of planetX among other things. What says ATS?
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: lostbook
Yes. We are good at learning and getting better at it.
Please define what you mean by planetX. That's sort of too vague to provide an opinion on your thought.
I think this is a subtle admission of planetX among other things. What says ATS?
Which is why I asked you for clarification. There is an awful lot of nonsense about planetX
Wow Phage, I didn't know that. I assumed that PlanetX was a giant planet out past the orbit of Pluto.
It does? From where did you get that information? From what I've been able to determine, the hypothetical super-Earth is about 250au from the Sun. That doesn't really tell us much but if it has a circular orbit it gives an orbital period of 3,950 years. But no, it can't be Nibiru because the inventor of Nibiru, Sitchin, claimed that Nibiru enters the inner Solar System every 3,600 years.
I suppose it would be Nibiru because the 3600 yr orbit is a telltale feature of the planet in question.
Yes. But I'm disappointed that there was no mention of the Rosetta mission. Also a lot learned there.
The blue sky and red ice on Pluto is very cool, right?
It does? From where did you get that information? From what I've been able to determine, the hypothetical super-Earth is about 250au from the Sun. That doesn't really tell us much but if it has a circular orbit it gives an orbital period of 3,950 years. But no, it can't be Nibiru because the inventor of Nibiru, Sitchin, claimed that Nibiru enters the inner Solar System every 3,600 years.
I suppose it would be Nibiru because the 3600 yr orbit is a telltale feature of the planet in question.
Yes. But I'm disappointed that there was no mention of the Rosetta mission. Also a lot learned there.
The blue sky and red ice on Pluto is very cool, right?
originally posted by: scubagravy
a reply to: lostbook
Could your number 3 not fit in with the extinction of the dinosaurs ?
Do the timelines coincide between the end of the dinosaurs and the ejection of this mystery planet?
3. Our solar system has a missing planet.
That's right. Our solar system may have been home to a mysterious world very similar to the four "giant" planets of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune some 4 billion years ago, researchers revealed in August.
originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: Phage
There were no dinosaurs 4 billion years ago.
How do you know?!?! You weren't there Phage!