It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
Originally posted by Shar
I'm pretty sure I saw this tonight, and if I did. If it's what I saw I say it is getting closer.
Does anyone really know for sure without a doubt which way this is really going? Is it past us or coming at us? I just don't understand how it can be getting bigger and brighter if it's not coming at us.
Originally posted by Shar
Thanks, for the video's.
Ok so say there is a planet x does this mean anything exactly?
Originally posted by Copernicus
Also another interesting thing. If you go to AstroArts and type in "17P/Holmes" and then hit the 'Show Orbit' button, you get a orbit that looks VERY similar to what the Sumerians said Planet X would have (even though the comet is still going AWAY from the earth at this time according to that data). The NASA orbit simulator shows the orbit to be almost circular instead.
Originally posted by Copernicus
Personally I trust the Sumerians more than NASA, but Im not saying we can be certain that Comet Holmes is Planet X. Im just saying that if its not, its very likely that we will see a Planet X soon, since they were right about everything else.
Originally posted by Hal9000
I ask this with all due respect Copernicus, from your other posts you are obviously very intelligent. I just think in this case you are putting your trust in the wrong area.
Originally posted by NGC2736
reply to post by TheExaminer
Yes, it was interesting. But so is John Lear, a person I like, but don't often believe. Everything has to have a fairly solid base, or it's just speculation. And I like speculation, I just like it better when it's admitted as such.
The Sumerians were also able to measure the distance between stars very precisely. But how is it possible that earthbound, primitive, pretechnological people were able to do this? And even more mysteriously, why? Such star maps would be neccessary for space travellers, but not for the ancient primitive Sumerians. Given the extraordinary accuracy of Sumerian astronomical calculations, perhaps it is prudent to have another look at those areas where their information differs from ours. The Sumerians assign 12 "celestial bodies" to the solar system, the sun, the moon and 10 planets. Today we recognize 11 of these, but it was not always the case. Until the late 18th century Western astronomers only knew of the existence of 6 planets - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Uranus was discovered in 1781, Neptune in 1846, and Pluto in 1930. In this light, is it possible that the Sumerians 12th celestial body is yet to be discovered, a planet that the Sumerins called Nibiru?