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Planetary. in other words, while entering our systems, it would have leached onto one of the outer planets.
You don't need infrared to see pluto. If you intend to tell me a planet is coming from out of the solar system to Earth in 4 years, you're ignorant of physics. Such a planet at such a size would be breaking up, leaving a gas trail, or both.
no, it has to come closer to some other bodies. The sun isn't the sole gravity well in the system.
And the sun alone would curve such a planet out of our way.
Then it doesn't exist, because then your saying it's further then Pluto but will arrive here in 4 years. That's impossible without it breaking up.
Then it would be clearly visible in unpopulated regions.
It is not made of rock, it is a brown dwarf star. A sub-stellar object with a mass below that necessary to maintain hydrogen-burning nuclear fusion reactions in their cores, as do stars on the main sequence, but which have fully convective surfaces and interiors, with no chemical differentiation by depth.
If there are two planets and one is smaller then the other which gravity will be stronger? The bigger planet is our sun.
Do you know what infrared is? Infrared is a light spectrum humans can't see, it detects heat, not cold.
Yes the planet does come closer to other bodies, earth, mars, the sun. The sun is basically our main gravity well in this arm of our galaxy. The sun wouldn't deflect the oncoming planet, more so pull it in.
The ancients whom have seen it says there was parts of it breaking up and leaving a trail, the horns of the planet, the firey tail, etc.
You can't see it under the ash and ice.
It is not made of rock, it is a brown dwarf star. A sub-stellar object with a mass below that necessary to maintain hydrogen-burning nuclear fusion reactions in their cores, as do stars on the main sequence, but which have fully convective surfaces and interiors, with no chemical differentiation by depth.
Originally posted by Quickfix
I'm no expert either, just very odd that the government would post the jupiter sized planet in the papers then pull it the next day.
Originally posted by NinguLilium
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check this one out!
They found Nibiru in the 80s.
1. No matter what a planet had in its atmosphere, it still would reflect sunlight and be seen.
2. The NASA discovery could of been wrong. It is possible for someone to jump the gun. The people who run NASA are only human.
3. Still didn't answer the question on why the Sumerians forgot about Eris, but remembered Pluto even though Eris is larger.
4. What about Charon, which is roughly the same size of Pluto? Or the other planets that were newly discovered?
5. Why did they not have Saturn with rings?
6. They also thought the world was not a spherical shape, wouldn't the aliens have taught them about their own planet before discussing Pluto?
7. How could humanoid type life forms live on a planet that would be very cold and dark most of its orbit?
Use a little logic on the Nibiru theory. That is not to say there aren't any more Earth sized planets beyond Neptune, just no Jupiter sized ones that get close to Mars. When it last appeared why didn't all the civilizations note its arrival? They were very good with writing down other phenomena, why would they miss Nibiru?
Great, then finding it should be much easier, something hot and reflective. Though i still have my doubts about it being able to be seen by the human eye since it was spotted by something infrared.
The planets in the tablet are round not flat.
That doesn't mean you can't see it. The sun is visible in infrared light, but it's quite obviously visible by us.
And it has to be visible if it's as large as people say. Uranus is visible to the naked eye! imagine a freaking brown dwarf!
The planets in the tablet are round not flat.
He's talking about Earth.
And reptilians can't exist on such cold worlds because they are reptilians and cold blooded. If they were warmblooded, it still begs to question how their cold blooded ancestors survived?
And no light on such worlds. So how cold they ever evolve into humanoid shapes?
Originally posted by kidflash2008
reply to post by Quickfix
A brown dwarf was ruled out by the space probes Pioneer 10 and 11. One of their missions (If they lasted that long, which they did) was to detect if there was a brown dwarf near our solar system. The measurements taken showed there was none.
The government posted nothing.
The Washington Post (a newspaper) published an article which misinterpreted and misquoted what the scientists who made the discovery said. Several other newspapers picked up the article from the Post.
Nothing was pulled. There was one article, with no followup because it turned out there was no sensational value to the story.
If you really want to know about it read this instead of listening to a kook like Mark Hazlewood, who by the way, said Nibiru was going to be here in 2003.
What happened to our hands on our feet?
Why are chimps/apes/monkeys/gorillas not still evolving into humans?
Why is it that humans have 48 pairs of chromosomes and some chimps/apes/monkeys/gorillas have 50 pairs of chromosomes?