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Originally posted by Earthscum
Also, the Sumerians had depictions of ALL the planets of the solar system, plus Nibiru (which, if I remember correctly, appeared to them to be about the same size as the moon when viewed from earth, and glowed red like a dull red sun).
Originally posted by Faceless
If Nibiru does exist as a planet 4x bigger than Earth and all the legends are true we still wouldn't be able to see it because its orbit would put it between us and the sun right now. The glare of the sun would totaly cover it. We would only be able to see it when its REALLY close.
Originally posted by Faceless
Cool I didn't know that. But one thing I can't help thinking is that IF Nibiru is real the government ain't gonna want people to know, maybe its a cover up. But now I know that objects infront of the sun can be seen maybe Nibiru isn't real.
Or maybe its somewhere else
Originally posted by jra
You know any one can get a telescope and put a really really dark lens filter on it, so that you can look at the sun. If there was anything between us and the sun we would have seen it.
Originally posted by jra
Oh ok. I just thought they used an incredibly dark filter, but either way my point still stands. Anyone can look to the sun with the right equipment and see what is or isn't there.
Originally posted by Earthscum
Taibak: Actually, a cluster of asteroids isn't impossible, or even improbable. All you need is one large asteroid/meteorite with enough mass to have a significant gravitational effect on smaller ones. I believe they have found small clusters before, but not too sure... been about 2 years since I even researched any of that.
Not really sure how fast it would have to travel, really... just speculating. I believe that Nibiru was in the sky for several generations, if I'm not mistaken. Not really sure.
About filters: you can actually be safe with 2 lenses used for arc or TIG welding stacked, but you need to limit the amount of time you expose your eyes to even the filtered light.
If you have a telescope, you can most likely just purchase a sun filter pretty cheap.