I have been itching to dispel the myth of the twin suns, which is really an atmospheric phenomenon that has been going on for thousands of years.
Stockholm, Sweden April 20th 1535
There was a sign in the sky of six (not two) suns for about two hours(Painting shown below). As usual the religious nuts attributed this as a sign
from God (who apparently wasn't happy with the King for allowing Protestantism to persist in his kingdom).
Since history tends to repeat itself, it doesn't surprise me that Nibiru fans and doomsayers would attribute this atmospheric phenomenon to presence
of some imaginary and elusive planet ready to unleash hell on earth.
A very nice young fella filmed four suns, the video has that wow factor (that "i am just an insignificant fly in the cosmos" kinda thingy). It's so
beautiful and breathtaking that I almost thought that the second coming had come so i could remain here on earth and be single again
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If Nibiru was a planet on collision with earth, then i think it is safe to say it would be visible by now. I can see Jupiter every night and i think
it is on average 5.2AU from earth. An imaginary planet assassin named Nibiru would have to be visible by now, unless Nibiru is wearing some kind of
cloaking material
2012 will end. 2013 will begin. Time to move on guyz (on to next year's earth assassin- i think its some meteor with 30% chance of hitting
earth)
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You do realize that this won't be the end of it? The last I heard, Nibiru is now invisible. If no one can see it, apparently you can't prove that it
doesn't exist--see how neat that works out?
I don't know how much longer it can remain an invisible threat. At some point even the most avid followers would have to ask .... or not, I
suppose....
A real meteor with 30% chance of hitting Earth, I think that would probably be causing a collective international crapping of pants. Probably not
true.
99942 Apophis was 2.7% and I think it's the official record holder. It still might hit us with
that whole "god hates you 1/2 mile wide gravitational keyhole".
In 1877,Harper & Brothers published Cicero’s Tusculan Disputations that contained the following words that related to sun dogs
Be it so, said Tubero; and since you invite me to discussion, and present the opportunity, let us first examine, before any one else arrives,
what can be the nature of the parhelion, or double sun, which was mentioned in the senate...