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Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE
People say you can see Jupiter, Saturn, Mars or Venus with the naked eye - why can't we see Nibiru/Planet X? Well, Nibiru gives off light in the infrared spectrum, like billion of other objects in our universe, and is almost impossible to see with the naked eye, especially coming at us from out of the Sun.
Can you see a light bulb when turned off? Of course because it reflects light. Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars do not emit light. They all reflect light.
Originally posted by Xcalibur254
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE
Well you used this directive as evidence for Nibiru in your OP. One would think that if you are willing to choose this piece of information as evidence in an OP that is scant on facts it must e pretty important. However, seeing as how you appear to be stalling I will assume that you can't provide the directive and are just another of the Nibiru sheeple.
Originally posted by PlanetXisHERE
Originally posted by Xcalibur254
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE
I will ask again. Can you provide this security directive? A description on how classifications work is not what I asked for. You made the claim that this directive exists now provide the directive.
Why is that important to you?
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As for your question regarding albedo we can look at the available data. Here is a paper on the topic.
Reflected spectra and albedos of extrasolar giant planets.edit on 7/25/2012 by Xcalibur254 because: (no reason given)
I asked you if Nibiru didn't exist how did you know it's albedo. The paper you have referred to is about exo-planets, Nibiru is a dwarf star with a completely different chemical composition and albedo than exo-planets.
Originally posted by caf1550
I honestly havent responded to any threads lately because I just cant bring myself to do it.
Now I thought all the Nibiru hype was finally over with and I can see its not. Now the question I will ask is, if "nibiru" only gives light in infared, and if it is infact suppose to be a brown dwarf how can we not see it? We have observed brown dwarfs light years away from us and also photographed them but we can't photograph this on or even find it in our own backyard. Does that make any sense to you?
Every time there is a solar eclipse you will find astronomers warning you to never look directly at the Sun. Even more importantly, you should not look at the Sun through a telescope unless you have a professional solar filter that covers the front of the telescope.
The Sun is very bright and by focussing the light onto the back of your eye (the retina) with or without a telescope, you are putting a lot of energy (both optical light and infra-red) onto a tiny area. At some point in your life you may have tried to set paper on fire using a magnifying glass, so just think about that being done to the back of your eye. It isn't nice. Even more scarily is the fact that the retina of your eye does not have pain receptors, so you will not even feel the damage being done. It may not even become apparent until later.
I disagree. If he is wrong with his dates, he will probably lose most of his newfound audience. It seems like he has much to lose.
It is basic science that any planetary body with a significant magnetic/gravitational influence, with greater magnetic/gravitational forces than earth, would affect earth.
Why don't the other planets affects earth? Of course they do but they have reached a state of equilibrium with earth, so unless there are changes to the orbits/magetic or gravitational state of those orbits the system remains stable. Do you understand the scientific concept of a steady state system? And what happens when a new force is introduced into that system?
Why do you have to use the word wacko? What is your agenda in attempting to get people to ignore this and not even make the most basic preparations that would cost them little time and money if nothing happens but could possibly save their lives and those of their families if something does happen?
Originally posted by Ophiuchus 13
reply to post by caf1550
They didnt see Plutos 4th and 5th moons til last year and this year???edit on 7/25/12 by Ophiuchus 13 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by PlanetXisHERE
reply to post by eriktheawful
Sorry, I mispoke, I believe it is a brown dwarf.
So this storm on Saturn that is tens of thousands of miles long is just a blip? And when did it start, just 18 months ago?
And the Sun has been very calm recently............./sarc
Originally posted by eriktheawful
Originally posted by Ophiuchus 13
reply to post by caf1550
They didnt see Plutos 4th and 5th moons til last year and this year???edit on 7/25/12 by Ophiuchus 13 because: (no reason given)
yes.....and they were less than 15km across. Size of a city.
People are saying Nibiru is 4 Jupiter masses or bigger........
1 Jupiter is almost 140,000 km across. Now multiply that by 4.
Or 15 for a brown dwarf.
Or 75 for a dwarf star.......
I believe it is a brown dwarf.
Well, the only rebuttal I would have would be in the case of the color BLACK. SOLID black does not reflect light.