If Nibiru were really coming, it would be visible by now

It would not be visible from Earth if this Nibiru is approaching on the opposite side of the Sun, and is traveling at a rate where it will continue to approach from the far side of the Sun until it gets closer, where the eliptic orbit that it travels would in fact make it travel faster as it approaches the gravity pull of the Sun, at that point, would move from behind the Sun and then be visible.

Celestrial mechanics is quite fascinating..and quite revealing.



Cheers!!!!

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Wait a sec....

Considering we are orbiting the sun, the only way Nibiru wouldnt be visible, is if it were also orbiting the sun, and orbiting the sun at the same rate as the Earth

And that doesnt even seem possible

The 'pale horse called death' is from the bible, i was suggesting that the myths of the nibulites got mixed in with the control mechanisms of judao-christian tradition and pauls rev. was just a retelling of the nibiruians promised slaughter.


No i never read olafs book, i doubt i would bother because as i was pointing out in my post we're talking about things we KNOW NOTHING ABOUT! We can speculate all day long, some wild bacteria COULD have powers we don't understand at all -it could be possible that by absorbing all EM radiation (not just visible light, but infrared, gamma, etc too) plus harmonateing with the 16th dimensional flux of super-reverse dry-aqua hyperpurbulation on the sixth and eight faze so that our rubbish near earth based instruments can't detect it at all.

However this has taken a step beyond what is likely, or known to be possible and into the realm of what #might# be possible. Anytihng might be possible, while i admire the great imagination of HG Wells, AC Clarke, etc in creating vivid and lively fantasy worlds as an act of fiction i don't like it when people try and convince me they KNOW the future, it's unknowable just accept it. Olaf may have stumbled across some things which really exist in the universe, his wild guesswork (i'm guessing never having heard of him before) may turn out to be spot on one day, however at this time we don't know, he doesn't know, no one knows -Pretending you have the only right answer is foolish, it shouldn't be done by religion. science or crackpot conspiracy theorists.

Oh and Oz, we've been to space now and seen the back of the sun -sterioA and B is the latest version of this, two sats either side of the sun so we can know what's going on behind it. We're not missing any big planets in our solar system (unless they're invisible)

Originally posted by NatureBoy
Oh and Oz, we've been to space now and seen the back of the sun -sterioA and B is the latest version of this, two sats either side of the sun so we can know what's going on behind it. We're not missing any big planets in our solar system (unless they're invisible)

Cool

Thanks for proving my point

Nibiru does not exist

Is Nibaru were as close as people claim it is, we'd be feeling the gravitational effects right now as well.

While I don't doubt that it is possible for a celestial body to screw up the earth's ecosystem just by passing by, I think we would've noticed something as large as Nibaru in one way or another.

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wow, that was kinda childish, i had the good grace to agree with you on most points but yet you tottaly ignored my entire post until you got to the bit where i tentatively confirmed that no planets hide behind the sun.

I don't suppose you like thinking about the point i'm making, WE DON'T KNOW! You can't say it certainly doesn't exist any more than the other nutjobs can say it CERTAINLY does exist, I provided an entirely possible rational example of how a stealth planet could still be hidden from us but yet you choose to ignore that, why? don't you think your argument would be better if you accepted that it #might# exist but probably doesn't?

I don't believe a new planet will enter our solar system in 2012 any more than i believe in bertrand russles china tea pot, however both #could# be true. If you aren't willing to consider all the possible aspects then you're just debunking for debunking sake which is just as bad as believing for belief sake.

Just as much read science gets swept under the carpet by close minded scientists as psudo-science gets printed on the internet. A classic example happened when a certain US Airforce man visited the UK during the War, the conversation went something along the lines of 'crackpots keep on at me to waste money in these silly jet plains, i just can't get them to accept they will never work.' to witch the RAF man replied, 'gosh, well how about you come and watch some test flights of our jets?' hehe to witch the slackjawed yank no doubt replied 'oh.'

So yes nibiru probably doesn't exist, but it might and we #might# have seen them before and our old tales might have some truth, it would be a massively unlikely event but then the world is made of unlikely events.

Originally posted by NatureBoy
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wow, that was kinda childish, i had the good grace to agree with you on most points but yet you tottaly ignored my entire post until you got to the bit where i tentatively confirmed that no planets hide behind the sun.

Sorry, I read that back to myself, I never intended it to come out like that..

But still, I cant believe in planet Nibiru, due to several facts, including Sitchin's misinterpretations, the fact that it has failed to appear on at least three occasions that were prophecised in the past, and also due to the lack of scientific data and credibility that actually support (or dont support) the theory