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Originally posted by Xilvius
If a planet of that size came threw our solar system, the gravitational pull would have raped everything from the sun to pluto.
Originally posted by Xilvius
Im sorry I wasn't clear, let me specify:
Originally posted by weedwhacker
Z....just guessing, with so much cloud cover.....everyone was pasty white....no Sunlight to tan the skin?
Originally posted by weedwhacker
Thank you, X.....is there REALLY enough mass, in the 'Asteroid Belt', to account for a full planet ('Fifth Planet from the Sun')?
Well....it is a puzzle....since there SHOULD be a planet there, and why in the heck are all those rocks there????
BUT, sorry Z....it's hard to imagine a stable Solar System just within the last 5000 years....as your story would allege, given your scenario.
Perhaps you need to tell us more??? BUT, as far as I know of the current understanding of 'recorded' Human history, and Civilizations....these kinds of Astronomical events jsut could not have happened, in the time-frame postulated...unless there was some sort of 'Divine Intervention'....then, all bets are off.
Thanks....hope you can tell us more!!
Originally posted by Xilvius
Keep me busy?
You couldn't prove any of that if you wanted to.
If you expect me to believe the smallest bit of that you have another thing comming.
If it had come threw at the time of the so called ' noah and his ark' there would be no way in hell it would be possible to survive an event of that magnitude.
For two, I highly doubt that a planet was reduced to the astroid belt, because I'd think if a planet crashed into another they would both be smashed into giant bits, rather than one of them going unscathed and the other reduced to next to nothing.
The whole niburu tale has almost as much credibility as the tooth fairy.
facts get muddied.
(no pun...it refers to the erosion, of the Sphinx....in a region where there is very little rain, yet huge signs of water erosion.....or, millenia more of sand erosion, not sure).
There is a better place to discuss Egypt, and ancient history. Maybe a new thread??
Originally posted by Harman
Why should the orbit of niburu be as such that it will cross our orbit while we are in the neighbourhood?