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Originally posted by biggie smalls
Niburu's tail. It is essentially a giant red comet. Picture a Jupiter (I don't know its exact size) sized planet with about 20 moons following it and trailing red dust. I am not sure if this is its atmosphere or particles that are left behind as it travels.
There was a link on this forum I believe showing a red trail in our galaxy of dark matter. I don't know if this is significant, but here it is:
astsun.astro.virginia.edu...
Picture this, but instead of the whole galaxy just our neighborhood between Sol and the close brown dwarf which name escapes me at the moment.
I believe Niburu follows a great elipitical orbit of about 3600 years between our star and another (our sun's twin- a brown dwarf).
bs
Originally posted by biggie smalls
There was a link on this forum I believe showing a red trail in our galaxy of dark matter. I don't know if this is significant, but here it is:
astsun.astro.virginia.edu...
Originally posted by StellarX
spider.ipac.caltech.edu...
It was never resolved what - if anything - this was. Although given the huge number of dwarf planets since discovered beyond Neptune - including Eris which is larger than Pluto - one might reasonably conclude either it was an early spotting of one such planet (remember the size was only estimated, and the equipment used was pretty proimitive compared to modern telescopes), or, there may be a larger body out there which we have yet to 're-find'. Either way, it's not an inhabited planet on an improbable eliptical orbit and it's not anywhere within the orbit of Neptune. Unless it's one of them invisible planets ......
Originally posted by Mogget
spider.ipac.caltech.edu...
Originally posted by Mogget
It was never resolved what - if anything - this was. Although given the huge number of dwarf planets since discovered beyond Neptune - including Eris which is larger than Pluto - one might reasonably conclude either it was an early spotting of one such planet (remember the size was only estimated, and the equipment used was pretty proimitive compared to modern telescopes), or, there may be a larger body out there which we have yet to 're-find'. Either way, it's not an inhabited planet on an improbable eliptical orbit and it's not anywhere within the orbit of Neptune. Unless it's one of them invisible planets ......
spider.ipac.caltech.edu...
[edit on 29-6-2007 by Mogget]
Originally posted by Essan
It was never resolved what - if anything - this was.
Although given the huge number of dwarf planets since discovered beyond Neptune - including Eris which is larger than Pluto - one might reasonably conclude either it was an early spotting of one such planet (remember the size was only estimated, and the equipment used was pretty proimitive compared to modern telescopes), or, there may be a larger body out there which we have yet to 're-find'.
Either way, it's not an inhabited planet on an improbable eliptical
orbit and it's not anywhere within the orbit of Neptune.
Unless it's one of them invisible planets ......
Originally posted by sostyles
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Do you think that if Nasa knows its nibiru they would let us all know...... seriously! Especially since the sumerian tablets tell us that that is the planet of the gods, home to the Annunaki.
This would cause mass histeria not to mention unrest in the serious religions.
Originally posted by theindependentjournal
Is this Nibirus stuff I am seeing another Heavens Gate deal? What is with all the talk about flying away on a planet?
Unless you think some alien invasion force is on it and gonna jump off and get us when we aint looking. Could you give me one good reason that NASA would hide a planet? They have always told us about their discoveries in the past concerning planet discoveries.
The earth will not be hit by this 10th planet if it exists, and this one will get ya. The Bible would have told us that if it were so.