Google Earth Keeping Planet X a Secret!

The Orion Syndicate, that is.

It shows up fine for me NO large black spots.

Found this on yahoo.com homepage in the featured section.

very interesting

caught my attention when they claimed it was near Orion.

My friend exposed the blank area of the 'supposed location of Planet X'.I think he told me that he used aladin preview.Anyways...you see that bright star in the middle of the image?
Well that my friends...is Planet X or'Nibiru',as some people call it.
Feel free to prove me wrong.I'm just glad I know what the government is going to do when the 'supposed doomsday occurs.'
And let's just say...it involves the phrase...'Every man for himself!'

F.M.

reply to post by jasonjnelson

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Haha, what? If it was located on the other side of the sun, we would still be able to see it six to nine months out of the year since WE ORBIT THE SUN. If it was coming at us from precisely below the orbital plane, the sun wouldn't be a problem, and furthermore, it would be clearly visible to the entire nighttime half of the southern hemisphere (well the part that's below the orbital plane, which changes a little bit with the season). This is because, in case you haven't heard, the earth is round. Anything short of exactly perpendicular to the orbital plane is even easier to see for at least half the year. It's not like we have difficulty seeing Venus, which tends to be angularly near the sun all year. You just have to look at it during certain times in the day.


EDIT: of course, if it orbited very close to the sun in an orbit perpendicular to the orbital plane of everything else, it'd be rather difficult to see, since the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, and all, but nobody claims that mercury is planet X.

EDIT 2: Which is to say that nobody claims that planet X hangs around in an orbit similar to mercury's but in a perpendicular orbit. Mercury orbits around the sun in the same rough plane as the rest of the planets.

[edit on 3-12-2008 by mdiinican]

[edit on 3-12-2008 by mdiinican]

Ok, I will then lol.
archive.stsci.edu...
Same coordinates, totally different sky survey taken many years before, yet the star hasn't moved at all. Know what that means? It's not a planet. It's a distant star, that's all there is to it.

Would it not have been easier and less alarming if google wanted to hide something, just to photoshop the offending item out. It would be real easy to do. takeig that into account makes me think that there is no planet there

kx

Good question, but I guess if it exists and if it's there it may be moving south across the sky so when it's visible it will only be seen from the Southern Hemisphere.

Don't know what to believe on Planet X, but I'm in the Southern Hemisphere so if I see it, I'll let you all know.