Originally posted by mikesingh
So called Niburu is supposed to be visible only from the Southern hemisphere by the end of 2008 as its approach is from the South. Probably this is the reason the SPT has been established there!

But there are already loads of observatories in the southern hemisphere - all of which are equally well placed

... can we be absolutely sure this isn't going to happen?

Can we be absolutely sure a mutant space goat isn't going to eat the sun next month?

As Barnum said, there's a sucker born every day - and stories like this prove there always plenty of people willing to believe a scam because 'maybe it could be true?'

Fact remains there is as much evidence for Nibiru as there is for the mutant space goat. Both, interestingly, were been invented in the 1970s .....

[edit on 30-3-2008 by Essan]

I thought you may have been aware of the fact that the SPT is the largest and most powerful 10 meter diameter telescope designed for conducting large-area millimeter and sub-millimeter wave surveys of very faint low contrast emissions, in order to map primary and secondary anisotropies in the cosmic microwave background.

In other words, "investigating the structure of the early Universe by looking billions of light years into space". What does that have to do with a supposed large planet or brown dwarf star in our own Solar System ?

Originally posted by Mogget
In other words, "investigating the structure of the early Universe by looking billions of light years into space". What does that have to do with a supposed large planet or brown dwarf star in our own Solar System ?

Nix! But I can bet my bottom dollar that they wouldn't be going to town announcing that its main task is to check out anomalous objects approaching the Solar System!! Or perhaps track them, implying that something has already been discovered?

Damned! I wish I could lay my hands on that top secret directive!!

We don't need to use a 10 metre telescope in Antarctica to see a large object in the outer Solar System. There are thousands of telescopes scattered across the globe that could do the job just fine.

Originally posted by MajKarma

However, if you want proof of Planet X, you won't need to wait much longer.

No. Just until its arrival in May 2003 ......

A copious number of "debunkers" in this forum are typical, inept, incognizant trolls who think they know what they're talking about but in actuality, know absolutely nothing.

I visited the McDonald Observatory in West Texas and I was told by several astronomers about the fact that over 300+ planets have already been discovered in other star systems. (For those interested in how they do it, look up spectroscopy.)

My point is to say that with over 300+ planets discovered and an infinite number undiscovered, Nibiru is certainly NOT an impossibility. The claim that Nibiru does not exist is completely asinine and farcical. The claim that Nibiru indubitably exists is also asinine and farcical. Let's just keep an open mind for all possibilities. Close-mindedness is what lead to the Holocaust, Crusades, slavery, etc. freakin' etc.

On a side note, you can sign up at spaceweather.com for all the latest info. They send you free email alerts on any imminent solar storms, intense solar flares, etc. You can even sign up for phone alerts but that's a subscription service. Remember, knowing is half the battle; The other half is working together.

That is not the only blank spot on google earth... check out 2.7663° 88.4317°.

that is very interesting! thanks

I have a question.

Why would anything be blanked out of Google Sky?