I posted this in another thread this morning, so forgive me if I'm not supposed to do that, but it's entirely relevant.
"Nibiru has a 3630 year elliptical orbit.
We all know that due to the vacuum of space, there is very little resistance, so we know that planet spin could not be the cause of the elliptical
orbit, and without gravity affecting it, Newtons first law states it will travel in a straight line. So, it would have to have a central gravitational
mass that is strong enough to hold it in an elliptical orbit. OK, so once again, here's the (conservative) calculations for Nibaru's velocity and
elliptical circumference:
It's been claimed that Nibaru is currently outside the orbit of Pluto, so we will use this as our starting point. Approximate average distance from
Earth to Pluto is 34 astronomical units. 1 AU = 93 million miles.
34*93,000,000 = 3,162,000,000 miles. To cover the distance from Pluto to Earth by 2012, starting our calculations from April 1st 2008, to April 1st
2012: 5*365 = 1825 days. 1825 * 24 = 43800 hours. 3,162,000,000 / 43800 = 72191.780 MPH. Let's approximate to 72200 MPH for next set.
24*7*365=61320 hours. So, 61320*72200=4,427,304,000 miles travelled per year. 4427304000 miles * 3630 years = 16,071,113,520,000. So, 16 trillion
(short form) mile orbit or circumference. The calculations are just there to show you how big the magnetic field would have to be from the emminating
body. And we know that this body is affected by a magnetic field to keep it in an elliptical orbit, so the real mystery here is, why the hell can't
we detect such a majorly massive magnetic field? I mean, the size of this thing would be affecting our solar system (relative to their mass), yet we
can see no effect on any of our planets in our solar system, or indeed in Andromeda or any nearby solar system. How can this be? Well, it can't.
Simple as that, really."
People will say gas giants and Dolly Partons mammories have an effect on it's orbit path, so it's not elliptical etc. If that were true, the chances
of it coming back to the same place even once are astronomical (no pun intended). Whatever it is in space that gives it the eccentric orbit, would
have to be in the exact same place 3630 years later, and Nibiru would have to be in exactly the same relation to it for it to go off at the correct
path. Now, if there's more than one body affecting it's trajectory, the likelyhood becomes almost impossible. Now take into account that nothing in
space is stationary - everything moves relative to everything else, AND stars and planets have a fluctuating magnetic field and wobbly axis of
rotation, the odds are like winning the lottery every week, or a month going by without Bush saying something stupid. It's just not going to
happen.
[edit on 29-3-2008 by cruzion]