Planet X just revealed by Google Sky? Black swath gone, ‘winged disk’ visible

originally posted by: Ultralight
a reply to: Christosterone

They didn't even see the Chelabynsk meteor incoming and look what it did in Russia.. You put a lot of faith in those who watch the heavens.

Very solid point! Star for you

a reply to: noxxen

Never believed in coincidences much.

a reply to: Black_Fox

If the messenger knows his message is crap, THEN can I please shoot them?

But really, thanks for bringing this to the table, as the astronomers here have to get an ego boost every once in a while.

Not to totally discount the Nemesis idea... or that we may have an undiscovered neighbor that swings by every so often to jiggle the Oort cloud and spray space rocks on us, but this just reeks of too little science and info, and way too much paranoid speculation... as is usual for planet X'ers and chem trailers.

I'm on board with much weird stuff... but the weird stuff has to be supported a wee little bit.

So I, too, am waiting for an expert to explain why this is bunk... exactly.

Edit: oh, and they didn't see the Russian meteor coming because it came from the direction of the sun... too bright to see.

a reply to: Baddogma

Planetary orbits are too stable. If a planet sized body came through our solar system the orbits would show it, but they're stable and almost perfect.

a reply to: Zaphod58

Yes... as I understand it, there are slight gravity disturbances in the outer system and a brown dwarf or good sized planet on the fringes isn't impossible and might even be likely, but as far as something coming through the inner system every few thousand years? Nope.

That said, the retrograde orbits of Venus and Uranus (which is on it's "side" relative to the other planets if memory serves) shows we saw some big action eons ago... but as far as Sitchen's idea of Niburu? Nope.

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Baddogma

Planetary orbits are too stable. If a planet sized body came through our solar system the orbits would show it, but they're stable and almost perfect.

I absolutely agree, however, what if it's revolution was so wide it allowed the planets to correct themselves? The asteroid belt of course being the remnants of its previous fly by.

That said, I agree with admirethedistance on this one. Surely with its size and sporting wings JadeStar or someone would have spotted it.

originally posted by: Ultralight
a reply to: Christosterone

They didn't even see the Chelabynsk meteor incoming and look what it did in Russia.. You put a lot of faith in those who watch the heavens.

If you think that being about 20m in diameter would make it easy to spot, you'd be wrong.

So either you believe this or its nukes.

That's the funniest planet, or asteroid that I have seen, except maybe Jupiter..the big gasbag, but then I haven't seen so many.
So what are we looking at if it is something real? another big gasbag with a tail, a yellow comet, a metallic object possibly highly magnetic, a star on the run, (the guy says it's moving) or maybe he means it looks like it's moving, because it appears to have a peculiar tail/s which looks like aircraft vortices in atmosphere. There's no use waffling about NASA secrecy et al, just a need to figure out what it is.

originally posted by: Baddogma
... but as far as Sitchen's idea of Niburu? Nope.

So, is that who kicked off the whole Niburu phenom? Uffda!

a reply to: Macenroe82

Thank you. I was just called ignorant on a different post so I guess your star and that comment cancelled each other out.

a reply to: DenyObfuscation

MY gift to you....info straight from NASA.

Nasal surprised by Chelyabinsk Meteor

Apology incoming in 3...2...1...

(Nasa not nasal)

a reply to: Ultralight
What's your point?

ETA: This wasn't meant to stump you.

originally posted by: DenyObfuscation

originally posted by: Ultralight
a reply to: Christosterone

They didn't even see the Chelabynsk meteor incoming and look what it did in Russia.. You put a lot of faith in those who watch the heavens.

If you think that being about 20m in diameter would make it easy to spot, you'd be wrong.

But NASA claims they can spot a Volkswagon-size of space junk in orbit.

Planet X is Saturn.

Saturn is winged when looking at it 2D or from frontal perspective.

That's really all there is to it.

But continue playing hide and seek with things that aren't there

I wonder what that wacko 9nania on youtube thinks of this?

She allegedly ran for the hills in 2012. Wonder if she'll fall for it again.

a reply to: UnBreakable
They probably can. I'm not being rude when I ask you to please read what I said. Read what comment I originally replied to. Understand the context.

Also, the 20m meteor was not in orbit.

a reply to: Macenroe82
Not in a consistent orbit, and I'm sure that one amateur spotted it but couldn't identify it properly/notify the global asteroid alert system.

a reply to: UnBreakable
If you calibrate the sensors to look for a volks wagon sized space debris, I'm sure you can.

Well, well...this might just be the very reason for Jade Helm.

Never has a Military drill like this been performed. The timing certainly is interesting.

Are they expecting trouble when Planet X supposedly passes by next year? If so, what kind of trouble?

Why are they doing the Exercise in the U.S. when they could very well do it in a region where no one would notice, let alone blab about it so everyone knows about it? Or is that the reason --getting everyone use to the Military on city streets. Doesn't the Constitution forbid this?

Anyway, it's interesting that Google removes the swath now, isn't it? Interesting times indeed!

--OneNationUnder: Suspicion