The quest for planet X continues

originally posted by: Harte2

originally posted by: Station27

originally posted by: chr0naut
The Sumerians had no idea of space above the atmosphere.

So, is that why they identified "12 Planets?" Because they were all on the Earth's surface? It sounds like you're in way over your head.

No planets were identified aby anyone in antiquity, except the ones you can see with the naked eye, and they missed one of those (Uranus, because it changes position too slowly for them to notice.)

Harte

The problem is just one: in antiquity very very old time we had a second sun: Jovis than guess what is planet X for me....
of course something around Titano or Europa. They are no moons they are planets bigs more than pluto and planet x ais one of them

and the only possible truth is that planet x is the asteroid belt

a reply to: 5thHead

Planet X or the 12th planet is not whole anymore but a large chunk of it still hides beyond the orbit of Pluto. It still has a gravitational influence due to its immense size. It's my opinion that a dense portion of that broken up planet is lodged in the side of Jupiter. I also believe the moons Phoebos and Deomos are left over pieces of planet X that smashed into Mars. The larger piece before its impact would be the Tiamat of Babylonian legend.