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Originally posted by Essan
Originally posted by rickyrrr
Hm Hm Hm.....
chandra.harvard.edu...
Hoax?
note that this photo was allegedly taken in 2007...
-rrr
Nothing allegedly about it. Just a very distant supernova.
Originally posted by Copernicus
I admit the source may be dubious but I would not be surprised if Nibiru was coming close enough to see soon.
Originally posted by On the level
I would love it if it was an advanced society in a brown dwarf sized ship that had technology so advaced it was cloaked, distorted gravity as to not disturb our solar system, could not been seen apart from a whaling shed in Antartica and they just hovered above earth until 21/12/2012 then droped the cloaks and watched the fireworks. This is the only way this theory would become a reality
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
We would SEE something like that. It's huge, not some little planet..It's a STAR. Nobody can see it... People could see it from their backyards...they don't. There is nothing there..
~Keeper
Originally posted by SilentRunning
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
We would SEE something like that. It's huge, not some little planet..It's a STAR. Nobody can see it... People could see it from their backyards...they don't. There is nothing there..
~Keeper
A brown dwarf is a small, FAILED star, it has no nuclear reaction, and is only vaguely luminescent. Furthermore, this one is said to be at 6 billion miles from us.
Think about locating a dying cigarette on moon with your best binoculars.
Originally posted by Phage
This year there have been 8 earthquakes of 7.5 or greater. There has been an annual average of 4.4 such earthquakes since 1973. The highest number was 10 in 2007. There were 8 in 1975. There were 7 in 1973, 1978, 1985, 2000, and 2001.
There is no increase in activity.
Nibiru itself hasn't really been debunked IMO. I simply do not know.
Originally posted by OzWeatherman
reply to post by daz__
Wow
That image looks similar to one Ive seen of a supernova rather than an image of a brown dwarf star
rgbalpha.files.wordpress.com...
Hopefully that link works and I wont have to embed it