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I think what is really being discussed is the fact the Sumerian's and other ancient text references a 10th planet with a specific trajectory. Comet Elenin fit this orbit perfectly. This is why we are trying to figure if this is the long awaited Planet X!
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by curiouswa
I think what is really being discussed is the fact the Sumerian's and other ancient text references a 10th planet with a specific trajectory. Comet Elenin fit this orbit perfectly. This is why we are trying to figure if this is the long awaited Planet X!
The Sumerians never never reference a tenth planet; it's not even clear if they knew about Mercury, never mind the trans-Saturnian ones. Start here. Comet Elenin's orbit doesn't even resemble the one posted by the fantasist Sitchin. In any event, why choose Elenin over one of the other comets discovered last year. How would you say Jarnac's orbit compares to "Planet X?"
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Your link doesn't go to Sumerian information and the NASA picture of the comet's trajectory clearly shows the orbit to be exactly like what has been talked about within ancient text, along with what Robert Harrington, chief astronomer of NASA talked about. He said the planets were being affected by what he and others thought of as an extra heavenly body (call it a planet, brown dwarf, etc).
Planet X, if it exists at all, is most likely to be found, at present, in the region of Scorpius, with a considerably lesser likelihood that it is in Taurus.
Originally posted by my3911
reply to post by curiouswa
AGAIN...... READ my FREAKING POST ABOVE. "I'm not saying what I have posted SO FAR is actual proof. BUT, if the data continues to show a significant amount of increased earthquakes during the weeks that have alignments with Earth, then there may actually be some proof. GOT IT?."
That's the problem here... you people don't actually read. YOU JUST WANT TO BASH!
reply to post by jaydeePNW
still find it interesting people think NASA/Government is lying about the comet yet the very data they use to twist the truth is from NASA. If NASA is lying then you surely can't use their data as any kind of reliable proof either.
Originally posted by my3911
reply to post by TheUniverse
And if it did have a 3600 year orbit and was the mass of a brown Dwarf which is 8-10+ Jupiter Masses or more
Brown Dwarfs vary in size from the the size of Jupiter to 80 Jupiter masses. There is plenty other information here on brown dwarfs, it also supports the fact that most are only visible in infrared.
en.wikipedia.org...
Why can’t I find our Solar System’s objects?
Currently we only provide the map of the space objects located outside of our Solar System.
The DR5 contains that part of the SDSS imaging and spectroscopy taken through July 1, 2005. Here we give coverage plots and the detailed coverage tables from which they were constructed. Further below, we outline the future sky coverage of SDSS. The survey terms are explained in the sections on imaging coverage and spectroscopic coverage below.
Originally posted by JarsCloutLife
reply to post by EpicLulz2012
Nice picture, however that can not be C/2010 X1, as SKY-MAP.org is not real time! Also , it appears that they map outside of our solar system only.
From SKY-MAP.org Frequently Asked Questions:
Why can’t I find our Solar System’s objects?
Currently we only provide the map of the space objects located outside of our Solar System.
and as for SKY-MAP coverage:
The DR5 contains that part of the SDSS imaging and spectroscopy taken through July 1, 2005. Here we give coverage plots and the detailed coverage tables from which they were constructed. Further below, we outline the future sky coverage of SDSS. The survey terms are explained in the sections on imaging coverage and spectroscopic coverage below.
Link: Sky coverage