So, what would happen to Earth if a Nibiru / Planet X / Wormwood / ELEnin was approaching?

Originally posted by ignorant_ape
reply to post by MasterAndrew

 

read your own links - and you will understand why the tides are high / low - " giant low pressure system " is a massive hint

I do understand it, do you even know what you're talking about? You don't make sense you said where were they. I showed you. Do you even know what creates pressure systems?

reply to post by MasterAndrew

I will laugh and remember you when SHTF

And I will be sure to bump this thread in November.

What would happen. I would start with the Book of Revelations followed by the Apocalypse of Peter(unpublished book of the original bible)

reply to post by Signals

Absolutely not, just look at the storm on Saturn.

A storm on Saturn, which is a regular occurrence, they've been observed for decades, isn't a change in orbit is it?

You want to talk change of orbits? How about the Earth titling on its Axis recently?

The earth has always tilted on it's axis, what recent tilt do you speak of?

"New bodies in the sky"?? How many Second Sun videos do you need to see?

None.

Seen plenty of sundogs, lens flares and reflections misidentified by morons though, are these what you speak of?

Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by Signals

 

Well it's a very simple question.

If a large object, something with great mass, was approaching Earth, what physical changes would we be able to observe?

~ massive animal die-offs

Why?

~ increased frequency and size of earthquakes

Perhaps, but so far the size and frequency of earthquakes seems to be pretty average:
earthquake.usgs.gov...

~ sinkholes all over the planet

Why?

~ rips and tears in the crust of the Earth

Why?

~ increased frequency of landslides, avalanches, tsunamis

Why landslides? Why avalanches? Oh. and have there really been more tsunamis than usual?

~ chaotic weather patterns

Why?

~ increased volcanic eruptions

Why?

~ bigger holes in the Magnetosphere

Why?

Actually, the one thing that we can state for an absolute fact is that if a massive body were entering the Solar System, it's gravity would alter the orbits of the other planets. No such effect has been observed. Nice try, but fail.

edit on 9-7-2011 by DJW001 because: Edit to correct formatting.

You would have massive animal die offs as earths pole began more rapidly to shift and also as result of our electromagnetic field being disrupted by the foreign body.

There also is a very, very sharp increase in earthquakes

And there is a good argument to be made that something IS effecting other planets in our solar system, Pluto turning red, massive storms on Saturn, etc.

reply to post by Signals


The answer IMO is as simple as the question....

Since all these things are already happening, it would not make a lick o difference..

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reply to post by Signals

Absolutely not, just look at the storm on Saturn. You want to talk change of orbits? How about the Earth titling on its Axis recently?

Comet C2010X-1 was 500,000,000 kilometers away from Saturn when that storm, larger than the entire planet Earth, started. It is much, much closer to Earth now. Why are the effects so muted if the comet were responsible for the storm? The Earth's axis shifted very slightly due to the recent shifting of the tectonic plates. On the order of centimeters, I believe.

"New bodies in the sky"?? How many Second Sun videos do you need to see?

One is enough to convince me that YouTube is the final frontier for idiots. Have you, personally, ever seen two Suns in the sky?

reply to post by MasterAndrew


Oh sorry I thought things here were being discussed by adults who don''t resort to childish name calling.

First sign of a losing argument by weak minded individuals they say.

reply to post by Helious

You would have massive animal die offs as earths pole began more rapidly to shift and also as result of our electromagnetic field being disrupted by the foreign body.

Go outside, right now! Look north. Do you see Polaris? (Do you even know what Polaris is?) Where is it? (If you are Australian, substitute the Southern Cross, etc.)

There also is a very, very sharp increase in earthquakes

You mean you've suddenly started noticing that earthquakes happen every day. Slight difference.

And there is a good argument to be made that something IS effecting other planets in our solar system, Pluto turning red, massive storms on Saturn, etc.

Oh dear.
news.bbc.co.uk...

i worry about people likee you..If you really beleive that something like an imaginary planet is gonna kill us all then why the hell are you sitting in front of a computer,you should be out enjoying life,living it up..Dont feel obligated to provide us with this info,theres thousands of people who post this exact same sh#t every day..

reply to post by DJW001


From your link -

The overall colour is probably a result of ultraviolet radiation from the distant Sun breaking up methane on Pluto's surface. This, scientists say, would leave behind a red carbon-rich residue.

Or, it could be an iron rich body sluffing off iron oxide (rust) in our Solar System...

Please don't insult our intelligence where EQ frequency is concerned. Explain it to the thousands of lives lost in Japan, and perhaps millions more in wake of the fallout...

Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by Helious

 

You would have massive animal die offs as earths pole began more rapidly to shift and also as result of our electromagnetic field being disrupted by the foreign body.

Go outside, right now! Look north. Do you see Polaris? (Do you even know what Polaris is?) Where is it? (If you are Australian, substitute the Southern Cross, etc.)

There also is a very, very sharp increase in earthquakes

You mean you've suddenly started noticing that earthquakes happen every day. Slight difference.

And there is a good argument to be made that something IS effecting other planets in our solar system, Pluto turning red, massive storms on Saturn, etc.

Oh dear.
news.bbc.co.uk...

Earths magnetic north is shifting by 40 miles per year currently, that is faster than at any point when we could measure such a thing, it's not made up and has nothing to do with Polaris as our visual human eye can perceive it so that point is moot.

Did you not take a glance at the graph I supplied in my last post? It clearly shows a VERY LARGE increase in earthquakes going back a looooooooong time, that is not made up and can not be disputed because the data does not lie, it is fact.

No scientist on Earth can tell you why Pluto has changed color, it doesn't make any logical sense. Do storms happen on Saturn? Sure, but nobody can tell you how frequent and how common they are so for all we really know is that it COULD be very uncommon.

reply to post by Signals

Or, it could be an iron rich body sluffing off iron oxide (rust) in our Solar System...

Rust? In space?

Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by MasterAndrew

 

Oh sorry I thought things here were being discussed by adults who don''t resort to childish name calling.

First sign of a losing argument by weak minded individuals they say.

edit on 9/7/11 by Chadwickus because: (no reason given)

It's not childish to state fact. You pop up on all the threads with your BS. answer me this genius, Why when we will be able to see this thing with our own eyes, comes with in 1/3 of the distance to the sun, do we not get one MSM report, or credible evidence from reputable astronomers to say that this is on it's way. Why is there no definitive pictures? We have millions even billions of dollars of equipment. show me the evidence. If you can answer all this without your usual spin. I will start listening to you.

reply to post by Helious


40 kilometers actually.

And it can move over 80 kilometers a day if the conditions are right.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by MasterAndrew


It is reported that the incoming body is a brown dwarf, we have had telescopes for a long time yet they were only discovered in the mid 90s, they are very hard to see.

In order to see one using a telescope, you would need too usually cool that telescope to absolute zero in order to pick up a heat signature as brown dwarfs are very cold. We had a satellite capable of this but it was recently shut down, how convenient!

Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Helious

 

40 kilometers actually.

And it can move over 80 kilometers a day if the conditions are right.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Ohhhhh! Of course! And so.... Why is it a big deal all of a sudden? How come it hasn't done this in the past? Guess the "ideal conditions" weren't right?

reply to post by MasterAndrew


My BS you say?

Well please, correct me then instead of going for the tiresome and predictable name calling.

Why when we will be able to see this thing with our own eyes, comes with in 1/3 of the distance to the sun, do we not get one MSM report, or credible evidence from reputable astronomers to say that this is on it's way. Why is there no definitive pictures? We have millions even billions of dollars of equipment. show me the evidence.

How can this be answered when/if it isn't visible yet?

reply to post by Helious


Sorry?

Why not go read the thread I linked to, may help answer your question.