The topic is: I saw the planet Nibiru and it's dark moon pass over the earth

In March of 2007 I was outside around 7:00 at night when it was dark, in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, USA, and saw a white shining planet/moon close in the sky with a dark, cratered moon partly eclipsing it. The moon was smaller than the light planet. This planet emits its own light and it is a light unlike ever seen by most men.

It was the planet Nibiru passing through our system for it's 10,000 year pass. It was closer than we think.

It was closer than we think.

IT WAS CLOSE.

More will happen. (all is happening).

Wow

Out of six billion people, and several million astronomers, both proffesional and amatuer, you were the only one that was eagle-eyed enough too be able to see it.

I thought you Nibiru'ers only thought it was visible from the souhtern hemisphere or Antarctica

By the way, Im in the souhtern hemisphere

I thought it has a 3600 year orbit?

I think you saw something else...

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Wow dude! You saw all that and didn't bother alerting the MSM! Thanks for sharing with us humble ATS'ers though. I just went and made myself a tin foil hat in preparation! Woohoo!

IRM

The reply is: I wasted a minute reading this thread.


Why no photos?


Whats with the crazy posts popping up in the last couple of hours??

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I'm personally very entertained by these sorts of posts--it also has the potential to go on for 20+ pages, like the one about Jupiter igniting...

Give te OP credit, though--he/she didn't use all caps or five exclamation points.

Originally posted by Chadwickus

Whats with the crazy posts popping up in the last couple of hours??

It's a full moon tonight my man! Night of the Lunatics!

IRM

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Good point.


Luckily I'm in the mood to sink the claws in!

Bring it!

Really? How the hell did I miss it then when I was sitting on my roof terrace, up in the mountains, admiring the moonlit sky over the mediterranian.

I think a massive planet of DOOM flying past, close enough you could see its moon with the naked eye, would be pretty difficult to miss.

You aren't on any..um..medications, are you?