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Originally posted by LeenBekkemaa
Moreover, the texts have been accompanied by illustrations found on clay tablets or drawn on cylinder seals. In texts dealing with the actual space travel between the planets, Earth was designated as the seventh planet � which indeed it is but only if one counts from outside-in, where Pluto would be the first, Neptune the second, Uranus and Saturn third and fourth, Jupiter the fifth, Mars the sixth and Earth the seventh. In those texts, Mars was called �The Way Station� � a stopover place between Nibiru and Earth.
Doesn't this conflict with Sitchin's own theory? Shouldn't Nibiru be the first planet instead of Pluto? And did the Sumerians suddenly stopped including the moon?
Originally posted by Gazrok
Doesn't this conflict with Sitchin's own theory? Shouldn't Nibiru be the first planet instead of Pluto? And did the Sumerians suddenly stopped including the moon?
Hehe...busted....the Earth would be number 8
Not necesserily, why can't the moon be number 8?? Earth would still be 7 then.
And I am not suprised that Nibiru isn't counted as it's number would constantly change as it passed through the solar system and it would also change the numbers of all the other planets it passed both on its way in and out...
Originally posted by Faceless
Another point, if Nibiru is actually a ship it wouldn't be counted either... just a thought.