Any chance this is real? Nibiru footage from Australia

Not vouching for this in any way. Just happened to see it and wonder if there is any chance at all it is legit. There is so much BS out ther on the subject it's hard as heck to figure out fact from fiction.

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originally posted by: [post=20810211]
Any chance this is real?

No.

a reply to: JulieCruise

No. this is not real.

a reply to: JulieCruise

No, there's no chance it's real. If it was I would have seen it with my telescope.

Common sense should tell you that if something like that was real it would be the lead story on everything, everywhere.

Got to give the Nibiru crowd credit, not saying the OP, because they just won't give up on their doom porn.

It would be awesome to have another heavenly body but the Moon in the sky, it ain't so though..

originally posted by: JulieCruise
There is so much BS out ther on the subject it's hard as heck to figure out fact from fiction.

Actually it is very easy to figure fact from fiction in regard to Nibiru.

Anyone who claims Nibiru exists is lying.

See, that was easy!

Hey , you can answer your own question . Have a study session on Physics . Especially that force (wave/particle) called gravity . In relation to mass and gravitational pull.
If this was real , we wouldnt be here. The Earth would either have been
Pulled apart between Sol and Nemesis
Pulled into Nemesis
As I am still here with solid ground under my feet , I would say fake.
And I have a lot more reasons why it is fake. But the above kinda makes the others take a back seat.

I suppose that depending upon one's location on the planet, different parts of the cosmos are visible. The people on the south end of the planet have a different perspective from those on the north end.

a reply to: JulieCruise

That ain't legit.

a reply to: Gothmog

Hey , you can answer your own question . Have a study session on Physics . Especially that force (wave/particle) called gravity

Wut? Waht does wave/particle have to do with the theoretical force known as gravity?

These people sure do go through a lot of effort to make something like that. Hopefully is a sneak peak of some cool movie, perhaps along the lines of Cloverleaf? Could be cool. Id watch it. It'll probably have Matt Damon in this one. Though hollywood seems to be obsessed with the civil war themed movies now.

a reply to: TerryDon79

Not sure what you are saying but can you possible see all of space surrounding Earth from your position on it? And even if you could, have you?

originally posted by: SemperFried
a reply to: TerryDon79

Not sure what you are saying but can you possible see all of space surrounding Earth from your position on it? And even if you could, have you?

I'm sure I would notice if a large object was in our inner solar system. It would effect the orbits of planets for a start.

a reply to: TerryDon79

So that's a "no" to my question?

So you would have noticed because of the way it would affect orbits of other planets? This is assuming that you have a clue about how much such an effect would be, and constantly checking orbits?

originally posted by: SemperFried
a reply to: Gothmog

Hey , you can answer your own question . Have a study session on Physics . Especially that force (wave/particle) called gravity

Wut? Waht does wave/particle have to do with the theoretical force known as gravity?

Uhh, thats what gravity is...NM , going to join another Anti-Trump discussion

originally posted by: SemperFried
a reply to: TerryDon79

So that's a "no" to my question?

Your question is obviously a baited one.

So you would have noticed because of the way it would affect orbits of other planets? This is assuming that you have a clue about how much such an effect would be, and constantly checking orbits?

Well, yes. A large planet sized body in our inner solar system it would effect the orbits of the planets. It's not difficult to grasp.

a reply to: TerryDon79

For sure, man. And EVERYONE would see that thing in the sky..mass hysteria would break out worldwide lol

a reply to: TerryDon79

Your question is obviously a baited one

No, your original claim is bs.

Well, yes. A large planet sized body in our inner solar system it would effect the orbits of the planets. It's not difficult to grasp.

The question is how much, and how and if you would be able to notice it. Are you following the movement of planets every night and cross checking them?

originally posted by: SemperFried
a reply to: TerryDon79

Your question is obviously a baited one

No, your original claim is bs.

That I would be able to see a large planet sized body in or inner solar system? I can see smaller ones compared to the size of this fantasy planet. The moon for instance.

Well, yes. A large planet sized body in our inner solar system it would effect the orbits of the planets. It's not difficult to grasp.

The question is how much, and how and if you would be able to notice it. Are you following the movement of planets every night and cross checking them?

I know where the planets are supposed to be. I've been into star gazing and planet watching for almost 30 years. So, yes, I would notice.

ETA: I'f there was a body the size of that in the video, in our inner solar system, it would be very obvious to anyone. You wouldn't need a telescope to see it. It would stick out like a sore thumb.