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Originally posted by Thyhorrorcosmic
According to stewart swerdlow nibiru was destroyed in 2003.
Originally posted by Human_Alien
...... well, doesn't take too many theories to see a possible and probable conspiracy here folks!
Originally posted by mbkennel
Originally posted by madscientistintraining
from a scientific standpoint, one would assume if a brown dwarf star was in our solar system the sky would appear brighter at night,
Indeed.
From a scientific standpoint, one would assume that a planetary body 2.5x the size of Jupiter and closer than Jupiter would be brighter than Jupiter. Which, of course, is naked-eye visible to everybody.
So, this mystery Niburu would be plainly visible to everybody venturing outside in the southern hemisphere for the last few years.
I think we could call this one "self-debunked".
Originally posted by favouriteslave
Originally posted by Thyhorrorcosmic
According to stewart swerdlow nibiru was destroyed in 2003.
Can you give a link about this? Before we can believe it was destroyed it first has to have been proven to exist.
Currently named Tyche, from the Greek goddess that governed the destiny of a city, its name may have to change, as it originated from a theory which has now been largely abandoned
Originally posted by WeRpeons
I would think with all the astronomers gazing out at the night sky, this wouldn't have been able to be kept secret for long.
Tyche has been more than discussed in recent days. Not only is it impossible for it to reach Earth in two years time it is impossible for it to enter the orbits of the known planets. Not to mention scientists have admitted that the probability of it existing is extremely low. So, once again, Tyche is a complete non-issue
Originally posted by loki41872
Wow. If it's between the orbit of Mars and Jupiter AND it has moons, that would be reflecting sunlight, any one of millions of amature astronomers , myself included would be able to see it.
As for Hubble seeing it, the Hubble telescope doesn't have the proper focal length to focus on ANYTHING within our solar system. It was designed for deep-space imaging, out past several light years.
Originally posted by Xcalibur254
reply to post by TruthxIsxInxThexMist
If you had actually read the article you would have read that the possibility of the object being a planet was only one of many. The object that was discovered ended up being a distant galaxy, not a planet.
Originally posted by madscientistintraining
from a scientific standpoint, one would assume if a brown dwarf star was in our solar system the sky would appear brighter at night, increasing over a period of time until closest approach to earth. thanks to the 'contrails' -_- and global dimming, if anyone remembers that, i'm not sure that we could easily notice this.
and direct observation is also tricky. one photo of the 'comet' ellin would settle the dispute of weather THAT is nibiru/wormwood/whathaveyou
however from a gut feeling standpoint, I feel like something is going down in the heavens we are not privy to. what it might be I cannot say. 3 years of research on the topic has given rise to at most, 3 images which MIGHT be nibiru.
also yes march 15th there is at least on a 2d plane a conjunction of alignment between ellnin, the earth and the sun, if not mars aswell as mentioned above. still, my gut tells me nothing opaquly obvious will happen that day that we could put a finger on, I feel as though it may cause a long term effect that may go unnoticed without scrutinous datamining of the solar...data...from satalites.
that and we need a mathematical genious to either confirm or rule out those gut feelings.
ed: parts of nasa's skymap have been 'blanked out' for years, if I recall, they say its a glitch. that said, if you turn on IR mode you can see some of the blanked areas contents.edit on 19-2-2011 by madscientistintraining because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Vandalour
reply to post by Human_Alien
Somebody should contact google and ask them why that part of google sky is black´ed out
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