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Originally posted by Saint Exupery
Two quick questions about Nibiru's orbit, for those who know:
1.) What is its inclination to the ecliptic?
2.) What is its distance from the Sun at perihelion?
Thanx!
How do you know? You have no idea how many times my life has been on the brink of death in 48 years. Your counter claim is unfounded in fact.
Actually, yes I did read the article, I read it a few times
I've got my early warning system.
Originally posted by css1981
I DO think a Niburu exists. No I KNOW it exists. But it's not going to hurt us, well, not some of us, I should say. And it's not going to hurt planet Earth either. But there are other things that are hurting her. Those things are both unnatural and natural. There is usually more than one story.
Common sense.
Toni
Are you trying to say that one part of the world population is going to hurt and another part not ?
You are really convinced that niburu excist, don't you ? Are you maybe also in contact with the niburians then ?
Originally posted by skajkingdom
Originally posted by Antoniastar
If I did live with say, a dog, and he got fatally shot by say, a mean Mexican,
A Mexican you say?
Why not a caucasian dude from Texas?
Just sayin'...
Originally posted by rasalhague
Originally posted by Antoniastar
reply to post by rasalhague
~"And, no, the solar minimum cycle has nothing to do with the magnetic pull of the Sun by Planet X. It has to with gravitational force..."~
This was the funniest bit of it all actually. You do remember that it was you that said that the magnetic pull were affecting the sun, do you? Even so, in what way can you see the gravitational pull from a earth*4 sized planet manifest itself on the sun?
It would be REALLY nice if you could support at least one or two of your claims with some actual evidence. Or should I just take your word for it?
I did "support at least one or two of 'my' claims"! I provided an earthquake chart.
Toni
The sad thing here, which I think that you too are utterly aware of, is that you claim (again and again) that you know for a fact that this planet exists. Isn't it a little funny then that the only kind of "evidence" or support of your claims consists of a chart regarding a speculative increase of earthquakes? and as I said before, I would think twice before using Mandeville's research in any debate, if you want to look credible that is.
But then again, scratch the last part. Credibility doesn't even seem to be on your agenda.
I ask you this, one more time now (just for my own amusements sake); where is it? Why would you need some time to do your research when you already know that it exists?
Credibility refers to the objective and subjective components of the believability of a source or message.
Traditionally, credibility has two key components: trustworthiness and expertise, which both have objective and subjective components. Trustworthiness is based more on subjective factors, but can include objective measurements such as established reliability. Expertise can be similarly subjectively perceived, but also includes relatively objective characteristics of the source or message (e.g., credentials, certification or information quality). Secondary components of credibility include source dynamism (charisma) and physical attractiveness.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by Antoniastar
NASA is merely a puppet crew.
For your own sake, and for the sake of those in your personal life who care, I suggest you seek professional mental help.
Seriously.
Unless you're just having a lark at ATS' expense? In which case...nevermind.
Originally posted by rasalhague
Originally posted by Antoniastar
reply to post by weedwhacker
Hi weedwhacker,
Antonia, dear....
Speculation, but absent some solid foundations of science. I'll cite just one example for you to ponder....
~Yes Planet X is mostly invisible to the naked eye because it doesn't reflect much light and it's surrounded by a dust cloud.~Of course dust will reflect light. How else would I be able to see it? How can we see a "second sun" that is shrouded in dust if the dust cloud isn't reflecting light? I think there's been a misunderstanding or possibly I didn't make myself clear.
So...am I correct in assuming you believe that DUST won't reflect light?
Well I've seen lots of nebulas, like the crab nebula and the Cat's Eye nebula. Is a nebula a star nursery? They look like dust clouds with lots of different colors.
Do you understand what a nebula is? Do you realize that we know of nebulae, even thousands of light years away, because we can see them??
Okay! Thank you very much for your advise.
Please...re-evaluate and test your assumptions again. They need some tweaking....
Toni
[edit on 20-7-2010 by Antoniastar]
I don't suppose that you happen to have any of those "second sun" pictures/videos laying around somewhere, do you? The funny thing is, I know quite a few people around the web that have made it a daily task to observe the sun via proper filtering. so the followup question would be; why can't those that have proper solar filters see these second suns? Why is it only visible if you point a camera point blank at the sun?
Then again, come to think about it, this would be a golden opportunity for you to give us some proof of its existence. why not just go outside and take a picture of it? If you're lucky you might be able to sell that sensational discovery to the press and become famous in just the blink of an eye. So, is this something that you could do for us non-believers? Who knows, you might even convert one or two of us...
[edit on 20-7-2010 by rasalhague]
Originally posted by Saint Exupery
Two quick questions about Nibiru's orbit, for those who know:
1.) What is its inclination to the ecliptic?
2.) What is its distance from the Sun at perihelion?
Thanx!
Originally posted by rasalhague
Originally posted by Antoniastar
Originally posted by rasalhague
Toni, I'm quite bored with this discussion to be honest. So, can't we make the process short? Give me ONE CREDIBLE SOURCE that talk about this planet, and the impending doom. Can you do that?
Hi again! Um no I can't do that. I think because it's meant to be this way for now. I am not picking up on some of the details. And I'm not in charge dude. I don't call the shots. What your asking me to do is something that is beyond my scope. I don't have that kind of information. I cannot give you evidence.
At this point what I'm saying is speculation because I cannot provide any credible sources.
Each listener must make their own judgement call. If what I am saying is true, that Earth is going to get bombed by space rocks that will wipe out billions of people, you know it, you won't need to ask for "CREDIBLE SOURCES".
I didn't want to have to lay it out for you like that, but you keep persisting.
Look, if I intuit any other important info (which leads me to credible sources), I'll let you know. I'll keep you posted.
Toni
[edit on 21-7-2010 by Antoniastar]
Now you must be joking with me, right? Or do you actually believe that you are the only human that "they" would want to know what is going to happen? This isn't ituitive, this is narcissistic behaviour at its finest...
Isn't this about as convinient that it could possibly get? When you have been proven wrong on every possible point, then you just shove your head in the sand and play the old intuitive card. This is beyond silly, in fact this is the kind of argueing that you would expect from a five year old, but nevermind that=)
You are correct, and the whole world is wrong.
And what about your claim that you see the second sun, is that only in your head too? Otherwise it would be quite easy to just take a picture, but perhaps it isn't intuitive enough?
Originally posted by hundredreas0ns
i wont even worry about it. their is nothing you can do if some catastrophe does happen, so no point in even thinking about it.
Originally posted by Antoniastar
NEWS FLASH - The Anunnaki are NOT coming. Why? Because they are already HERE and have been since the "beginning".
And yes, I am in close contact with the "Nibiruans".
Toni
[edit on 22-7-2010 by Antoniastar]
Originally posted by plube
reply to post by Antoniastar
just to add to what your saying
Such civilization-threatening impacts happen hundreds of times more often than Extinction Level Events, perhaps once every few hundred thousand years...or one chance in a few hundred thousand that one will impact next year...or one chance in a few thousand during the next century -- during the lives of our grandchildren. Those chances are so small that they are difficult to comprehend. But it is more likely to happen than that the next poker hand you are dealt will be a Royal Flush. The chances are much greater than the chance that you will be the big winner in a state lottery, yet people buy lottery tickets all the time. Few people would board an airplane if they thought its chances of crashing were a chance in a few thousand. Indeed, the chance that your tombstone will read that you died from an asteroid impact holocaust is about the same as that of your tombstone saying that you died in an airliner crash. The Table shows some other comparative odds of death, to put the impact hazard into perspective. Should we do nothing in the face of the slight possibility that everything our forebears have created since the Renaissance might be undone?
Table. Chances of dying from selected causes (USA)
Cause of death Chances
Motor vehicle accident 1 in 100
Homicide 1 in 300
Fire 1 in 800
Firearms accident 1 in 2,500
Electrocution 1 in 5,000
Asteroid/comet impact 1 in 20,000
Passenger aircraft crash 1 in 20,000
Flood 1 in 30,000
Tornado 1 in 60,000
Venomous bite or sting 1 in 100,000
Fireworks accident 1 in 1 million
Food poisoning by botulism 1 in 3 million
Drinking water with EPA limit of tricholoethylene 1 in 10 million
(From C.R. Chapman & D. Morrison, 1994, Nature 367, 33-40.)
i also have a copy of the us crongessional hearings on NEO
and on the UK goverment meeting of NEO
just to show goverments do take NEO seriously and spend time and money looking into it
Originally posted by toxicated5
unfortunatly in todays world if something aint on the telly of the news nobody will believe it. there is no way of warning the billions because they wont believe. if you told the same story and had the same proof 300 years ago, before all the rupert murdock tabloid controll, then people would have believed you.