No, because everyone knows that the people mapping the sky are in on it, and they'll just blank out planet X.

What's more interesting is that this is the first time anyone is mapping the Southern Sky? And it's almost 2009?

What I would really like to see is the discovery of a large planet beyond the Kuiper Belt. The orbits of many scattered disk objects have unusually high inclinations and eccentricities, and there is growing evidence that these are due to the gravitational perturbations of a relatively massive object (possibly as massive as Earth) at a considerable distance from the Sun (maybe ~100AUs).

Of course, this would be the real Planet X, and has nothing to do with the entirely mythical and non existent Nibiru.


[edit on 16-12-2008 by Mogget]

[edit on 16-12-2008 by Mogget]