Japanese find mysterious 'PLANET X'

Japanese find mysterious 'PLANET X'

www.presstv.com
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Nibiru, is that you?

come to return to flood my earth again? or take me away? sleep with my women?


But really, this is awesome news. What a great age to be a live in.

www.presstv.com
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OK I'm no rocket scientist but this. (The possibility is high that a yet unknown,) Where is the proof? Sounds like they have found nothing.

[edit on 23-3-2008 by Skyfloating]

www.planetxvideo.com...

google nibiru and or planet x

www.canada.com...

This is new? I remember a talk about a new planet 'planet X' years ago.

reply to post by IvanZana

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Well, they haven't "Found" it -- they have done calculations that said one could exist, but I say again: they haven't found it.

I don't doubt another large body exists in the Kuiper belt. So far we have only recently found "Eris" (in 2005) which is larger than Pluto, and astronomers have also found "Sedna" which is slightly smaller than Pluto, plus "2003 EL61", "2005 FY9" and "Quaoar" which are all a little smaller than Sedna. I'm sure more will be found. Although just because we have found other large bodies does not mean that "Nibiru" exists.

I'm sure we've only scratched the surface of Kuiper belt objects. I don't see why the potential future discovery of this object would qualify it as anything more than just another object in the Kuiper belt. Although when they do actually find this object, if its size and orbit turn out to be as calculated by the Japanese, then it could quite possibly be considered a Planet -- but that does not mean that it is the mythical "Nibiru".

Here's another story about the Japanese calculations and the POSSIBILTY of this body existing:
www.canada.com...

Yes, this whole Nibru may be one of the greatest hoaxes ever. However it may have blown up or was destroyed after supposably leaving the earths closest point 2000 yrs ago or so. Who knows? They had nukes too you may realize. Also a good read is Zacharia Sitchen's 2004 epic The Lost Book of Enki, Bear and Co. Rochester Vermont.

Yet another misleading title for a thread. I really wish that people would use their brains before posting on this forum. Trying to clean up the BS is a monumental task.

All I know is reading a number of scientists flying/conversing in antartica two years ago. It has since been built up to accomodate c130's. A fluke? Perhaps, perhaps not.

This story has long since been reported on ATS. And also, the title is a bold-faced lie. Not impressed.

X being the algebraic symbol for the unknown, this planet once found will no longer qualify for the title. There are bound to be more large objects orbitting out there beyond Pluto undetected but why do any of them necessarily have extreme elliptical orbits that pose a threat to the inner planets?
The stable state of the known solar system in terms of planets and their moons suggests that there are no such intruders on a regular cycle of destruction and mayhem. Consider the age of the solar system and how many such orbital cycles would have been completed by now by the intruder. It just doesn't add up

Yet another one off news article that goes nowhere. Why do none of these stories make it to main stream news? because our news reporters 'research' before publishing.
I have said many times I would love to see a new planet out there but have to wait patiently.
To hear of one heading for us is in my mind out of the question. I know this was not mentioned here but it is only a matter of time before somebody says it....

if planet x hits the earth every 3600 hundreds yesrs then why are we still almost spherique???

reply to post by VIKINGANT

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I heard about this on the major news outlets (I think both Fox News and MSNBC had a story), and I even saw it in my local newspaper. However, since there REALLY ISN'T MUCH OF A STORY beyond esoteric science matters, not too much was made of it.

The title of this thread is misleading...the Japanese DID NOT find another planet. However they did do some calculations that show another large body could exist out there somewhere, but they have not found it.

While the story is scientifically interesting -- and if the Planet is later found then the Japanese calaculations should be commended -- the fact is that this "potential planet" could NOT be the mythical Nibiru since the calculated orbit of this planet postulated by the Japanese does not take it anywhere near the inner solar system.

[edit on 4/8/2008 by Soylent Green Is People]

its supose to be a huge iced rock that has nothing living on it. and it dosent show as a planet on google earth/sky...

And then after they research the story they..

1. verify it will potentially rank high on public ratings
2. isn't a conflict of interests with the organizations that are funding them

and then if those 2 are kosher, main stream news will report it

reply to post by IvanZana

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It's not Planet X.

When will this childish insanity end? There is NO planet X.

If people keep going around believing in stuff as ridiculous as this, without any evidence, then I'd argue that we're living in a terrible age full of gullibility and disdain for rationality.