reply to post by BrianOrion
Way I see it... if there was an incoming object approaching the earth's general direction from a southerly approach, people would only see it
in the South Pole regions to notice it at first...
So if you approach the Earth South pole are you saying that the only thing you can see is the South Pole area? That is what you are saying.
If this is a 'mini solar system' then it's anybody's guess what will happen...
I think the ancient people, like the Sumerian's drew pictures of this very event last time it occurred...
It could well have been what caused a worldwide flood talked about by many cultures...
As I say, it's anybody's guess...
Oh, as for the observatories with powerful enough range to see a possible incoming brown dwarf solar system, ALL of them are observed and findings
kept TOP SECRET... apparently
Jupiter does not cause floods. Other planets do not cause floods. Yet here you are suggesting that happens.
You claim that Sumerians drew pictures. Where are they?
Now you claim that every astronomer could keep the lids on reporting something interesting. They report regularly on possible impacts on Earth,
exoplanets, solar events, but are not on a new planet sized object close to us.
Right.
Never knew that. 
