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Originally posted by noobsauce13
I still am not sure what to believe. However, what I do know is that the time is going to come to find out. I was digging around ATS for information for my science report and stumbled across a video/website one of the ATS members posted.
Before I give you the link, I want all of you readers to comment what you think/know and what you believe about Nibiru. Is it Plant "X" like the like from Bugs Bunny, Melvin The Martian, was zipping through space and landed on.
OR
A star? You be the judge
Nibiru
[edit on 7-1-2010 by noobsauce13]
Originally posted by Ophiuchus 13
Originally posted by noobsauce13
I still am not sure what to believe. However, what I do know is that the time is going to come to find out. I was digging around ATS for information for my science report and stumbled across a video/website one of the ATS members posted.
Before I give you the link, I want all of you readers to comment what you think/know and what you believe about Nibiru. Is it Plant "X" like the like from Bugs Bunny, Melvin The Martian, was zipping through space and landed on.
OR
A star? You be the judge
Nibiru
[edit on 7-1-2010 by noobsauce13]
Never knew thats what Melvin the martian was riding on LOL @ THAT 1 NOW WONDER ALL THE CARTOONS HAD 4 FINGERS SMH......It may be exit for some and end for others, STILL ASSESING IT
[edit on 1/7/10 by Ophiuchus 13]
For decades, beginning in the late 19th century, it was widely thought that an unseen planet (dubbed "Planet X") was influencing the orbits of Uranus and Neptune, by perturbing them, since their observed and their positions predicted by calculations differed somewhat. This notion might have brought about the 1930 discovery of Pluto, but the actual discovery of Pluto by Clyde Tombaugh in 1930 was an accidental one that occurred while a few astronomers were scanning areas of the sky for "Planet X".
The notion of a "Planet X" has persisted, because over the decades since 1930, it became increasingly clear that Pluto could not possibly have the mass to account for the observational discrepancies. When Voyager 2 flew-by Neptune, it became possible to much more precisely measure Neptune's mass. Neptune was evaluated at about 0.5 percent less massive than was previously believed, which is a difference comparable to the complete mass of Mars. When the orbits of Uranus and Neptune orbits were recalculated using the more accurate mass figure, it was found that that the erroneous mass number for Neptune - and not the gravity of an unseen planet - caused the orbital discrepancies that had long caused concern by planetary astronomers.[8]