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DJW001
Here is a challenge to those who keep claiming that the ancients knew about Nibiru/Planet X. Post a photograph of a primary source. Not a quotation made up by Sitchin, or something allegedly channeled from an alien, but a photo of a Babylonian or Sumerian tablet that says that there are more than five planets. It should be easy. If you cannot, stop making that ridiculous claim. After all, astrologers never used more than five planets until the 20th century, and astrology goes back to the Babylonians!
NibiruWarrior
reply to post by DJW001
Challenge accepted:
What about the winged disk carvings in granite above many sacred Egyptian locations? I don't need to provide a picture of this as there are so many out there that are verified as genuine.
Also, Sumerian cuneiform tablets were created last week were they?
Lots of ancient carvings of our solar system with another planet in the mix, explain the other planet?
Pictures weren't around pre-18th century, so it is kind of hard to come by anything not shot in the last 2 or 3 centuries!
Silly and petty challenge.
NibiruWarrior
reply to post by DJW001
Here you go doubting Thomas:
Analysis of Cylinder Seal VA 243:
www.thelivingmoon.com...
Plenty of pictures for you to peruse here as well (including the original photograph of a Sumerian carved "Winged Dark Star":
talesfromthelou.wordpress.com...
Not so clever now are you!
Sitchin bases his arguments on his personal interpretations of pre-Nubian and Sumerian texts, and the seal VA 243. Sitchin wrote that these ancient civilizations knew of a twelfth planet, when in fact they only knew five. Hundreds of Sumerian astronomical seals and calendars have been decoded and recorded, and the total count of planets on each seal has been five. Seal VA 243 has 12 dots that Sitchin identifies as planets. When translated, seal VA 243 reads "You're his Servant" which is now thought to be a message from a nobleman to a servant. According to semitologist Michael S. Heiser, the so-called sun on Seal VA 243 is not the Sumerian symbol for the sun but is a star, and the dots are also stars. The symbol on seal VA 243 has no resemblance to the hundreds of documented Sumerian sun symbols.
PlanetXisHERE
DJW001
Here is a challenge to those who keep claiming that the ancients knew about Nibiru/Planet X. Post a photograph of a primary source. Not a quotation made up by Sitchin, or something allegedly channeled from an alien, but a photo of a Babylonian or Sumerian tablet that says that there are more than five planets. It should be easy. If you cannot, stop making that ridiculous claim. After all, astrologers never used more than five planets until the 20th century, and astrology goes back to the Babylonians!
Good question. Well, just off the top of my head without doing any further research I would posit the numerous "winged disc" or "winged sun" images that are common in ancient cultures. These do not have anything to do with the Sun, as there are many images that clearly depict the Sun as itself and not winged at all. They clearly represent something else, and it can be argued but of course not proven at this point these winged discs represent Nibiru and its associated red dust cloud.
As I said, not proof of anything, but certainly intriguing and lending weight to the argument that the ancients either knew about or experienced Nibiru/Planet X. And of course this is just a tiny piece of the puzzle, like the problem of angular momentum I mentioned in a post above.
Here you go doubting Thomas:
Analysis of Cylinder Seal VA 243:
www.thelivingmoon.com...
Plenty of pictures for you to peruse here as well (including the original photograph of a Sumerian carved "Winged Dark Star":
talesfromthelou.wordpress.com...
Not so clever now are you!
NibiruWarrior
reply to post by vkey08
This information is wrong, they knew Pluto was blue and could not have possibly known that. We only found out less than 100 years ago. Also, Sitchin's translations are said to be correct by people who know about the language, people have come afterwards to try and discredit him and his life's work, but do they know more about the subject than Sitchin? The answer is no, and they are probably on the payroll. After all, why wait till he's dead if your new information is infallible, the author of the original works can not argue back then can he...
This information is wrong, they knew Pluto was blue and could not have possibly known that.
eriktheawful
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE
Hey! Good post!
Unfortunately we know that if the sun had another body, it can not be of sizable mass, because then the "brown dwarf" would ignite and be visible, if even as a red dwarf. And I know you're smart enough to know that there would be no hiding that.
However, a brown dwarf can be down to only 15 Jupiter masses, and even at that mass, the same size as Jupiter. That qualifies as a binaries with large mass difference. If they have large mass differences, then we are looking at two different kinds of orbits:
One in which both bodies orbit around a common point:
Or the smaller mass body orbits the sun:
And while either of those might still be possible............it means if there is something out there, it can't be Nibiru or Planet X.
Here is why: the binary body does not have a orbit that brings it into the inner (or even outer) solar system. Nibiru is suppose to make pass bys the Earth every 3,600 years.
Again, we know that even if there was another body out there, either orbiting the sun or with a common point, it can not be influencing the planets of our system, else the eccentricity of their orbits would be different. This goes for any speculation that the theoretical body orbiting our sun has planets and it is they they are sweeping into our system: their masses would disturb the eccentricity of our planets too.
So while your article is interesting, and I think it might have merit, it doesn't fit Nibiru's MO I'm afraid, so it doesn't really support it.
Here is a link to 90377 Sedna, a dwarf planet who's major axis of it's orbit takes it out to 937 AUs....that's astounding. It takes 11,400 years for it to complete it's orbit:
As you can see, the shape of it's orbit is....highly suggestive, heh.
I know, that's not exactly critical thinking, but still, if your trying to compile things that suggest a binary companion to the Sun, I would think 90377 Sedna would at least spark the suggestion in someone's mind.
However, again, a binary companion Nibiru can't be.
Also, Sitchin's translations are said to be correct by people who know about the language
After all, why wait till he's dead if your new information is infallible, the author of the original works can not argue back then can he..
The Nibiru cataclysm is a supposed disastrous encounter between the Earth and a large planetary object (either a collision or a near-miss) which certain groups believe will take place in the early 21st century. Believers in this doomsday event usually refer to this object as Planet X or Nibiru. The idea that a planet-sized object will collide with or pass by Earth in the near future is not supported by any scientific evidence and has been rejected as pseudoscience by astronomers and planetary scientists.[1]
The idea was first put forward in 1995 by Nancy Lieder,[2][3] founder of the website ZetaTalk.
Lieder describes herself as a contactee with the ability to receive messages from extra-terrestrials from the Zeta Reticuli star system through an implant in her brain. She states that she was chosen to warn mankind that the object would sweep through the inner Solar System in May 2003 (though that date was later abandoned) causing Earth to undergo a pole shift that would destroy most of humanity. The prediction has subsequently spread beyond Lieder's website and has been embraced by numerous Internet doomsday groups, most of which linked the event to the 2012 phenomenon.
Although the name "Nibiru" is derived from the works of the late ancient astronaut writer Zecharia Sitchin and his interpretations of Babylonian and Sumerian mythology, Sitchin denied any connection between his work and various claims of a coming apocalypse.