Planet X in line for earth??

vomikus39

Been interested in this topic, or myth, or joke. I have heard the theories and the prophecies. I don't claim to believe or know either way. Really, how the hell would I know if a planet is going to slam into earth someday?

I did see the alleged coordinates for planet X on google space maps. Clear as day, there is a large cropped out rectangle where above mentioned planet is said to be. This may be a stupid topic, but I am curious to hear what you guys have heard about this. Anyone believe? Anyone have other info on this? Anyone care?

I only ask cause I love hearing what everyone shares on here.

PJ88

Check out coasttocoastam.com. Art Bell/George Noory always talk about this subject. I'm sure it is in their archives for you to read. I think that there is a woman who is on often that talks about Planet X a lot. If I remember, she predicted that it was supposed to show up last year or the year before. She was wrong.

Jason P

As someone who dabbles in amateur astronomy, you have nothing to fear about "planet x". If you were at a gathering of professional astronomers and brought up the subject, you would get laughed out of the place the same way if you brought up the existence of Bigfoot at a modern zoology convention.

At first, this mysterious planet was supposed to arrive in 2003 ... as we are still conversing in this forum, the theorist were obviously wrong. It then was somehow tied into 2012 and the end of the Mayan calender.

Some say it's 8 times the mass of earth. Others say it is a brown dwarf. I say it is the figment of peoples imaginations as there is no evidence and the math doesn't add up in the conspiracies presented. The people that support the theory claim a government conspiracy cover-up (which in this case every government / space agency / astronomy group in the WORLD would have to be in on it) or that space aliens contacted them to warn of the approaching doom.

You should be more worried about asteroids, Oprah, Bill Belichick, and Jersey Shore contributing to the end of civilization.

Drowned Out

I remember the first few times I heard about this...that mysterious NASA press release that was recalled in the 80's etc....I was freaked right out! Then I got to the part about the Annunaki or whatever, our ancient reptilian ancestors, riding this planet around the cosmos and returning to us every 4000 years...I got a little skeptical .....then, while on youtube I noticed a related video, containing indisputable proof of our impending doom; the approaching planet, visible to the naked eye...when I opened it, I noticed a ton of other videos claiming the same thing....
Turns out these vids are a bunch of idiots pointing their cameras directly at the sun...they then claim sun's reflection in the camera lens is another planet ....like...multiple videos of this! wtf! They give you directions and coordinates to explain how you can see the same thing!

Good entertainment, and a convenient catch-all explanation for our planet's mysteries, anyway

ONCE DEVIDED

I read a while ago about NIburu
the planet on an ecliptical orbit that leaves our solar system for long times then returns putting our gravitaional feilds a shake, destroying civilisations
its what they mayan calender runs on and its due to return next year.

interesting theories but its a I will beleive it when I see it

but then earlier this year I remember hearing about a jovian mass in the ORT cloud
http://arxiv.org/abs/1004.4584

http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewsr.html?pid=33991

Jupiter is a jovian mass
The Ort cloud is where Pluto is, in our solar systems outer edges
is this jovian mass Niburu
run for your lives

arq

ONCE DEVIDED wrote:

interesting theories but its a I will believe it when I see it

Don't worry about it, you're not going to see it nor there's anything to see.

ONCE DEVIDED

arq wrote:

ONCE DEVIDED wrote:

interesting theories but its a I will believe it when I see it

Don't worry about it, you're not going to see it nor there's anything to see.

Never say never

Many religons speak of the great Destroyer.

Not that I beleive but who the Fark knows

arq

ONCE DEVIDED wrote:

arq wrote:

ONCE DEVIDED wrote:

interesting theories but its a I will believe it when I see it

Don't worry about it, you're not going to see it nor there's anything to see.

Never say never

Many religons speak of the great Destroyer.

Not that I believe but who the Fark knows

Well there's a lot of things that we CAN say never, I know there's not and never will be a pink unicorn hidden on the dark side of the moon... or is it? :shock: nooo there's a lot of things that science is sure about and one of those is that we are save from the planet X

vomikus39

I hope it comes

arq

vomikus39 wrote:

I hope it comes

but after the PJ20 celebration :P

BinauralJam

But i belive in Bigfoot

he still stands

planets did once "run into" each other... our moon is the result of such an occurence (it is MUCH larger (relative to the size of its planet) than most moons and this is one reason we know this happened).

But... this sort of thing happened when the universe was young... say within 2 billion years of its existence. By now, there is much less chance that matter will "run into" each other because over billions of years the orbits would have collided by now.

sillyness...

Drowned Out

he still stands wrote:

But... this sort of thing happened when the universe was young... say within 2 billion years of its existence. By now, there is much less chance that matter will "run into" each other because over billions of years the orbits would have collided by now.

sillyness...

The orbits cross paths every 4000 years tho...they don't necessarily collide, but the disturbance in the force, solar flares, effects on our own orbit etc, are enough to cause catastrophes on earth.
The moon was caused by a collision with Nibiru, as was the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, when a collision obliterated another planet in that orbit (Planet X is one tough SOB). Ice age, atlantis, sumerians, myans, pyramids, and opposable thumbs? All thanks to Nibiru.

All you have to do to believe these explanations is accept that the sun's gravitational pull is great enough to keep something in a 4000 year eliptical orbit.....which speeds up close enough to earth that it is only visible for a short period of time before impact. If something this big was set to hit us in 2012, every rooftop astronomer in the world would have been blogging about it for years, even if NASA WAS covering it up.

That said, I think this would be a pretty damn cool way to go.
How close would a celestial body get to earth before it wiped us out? I'm guessing the friction between two such large objects would fry us long before impact? Would be pretty cool to watch a giant Jupiter-sized planet coming at us...
ah, the human ego is a wonderful thing...being the last generation of humans on earth before the judgment is a pretty heavy responsibility, you know...

he still stands

nah... I really don't buy it. Small objects can still hit planets... but planets (at least in our solar system) are set in their orbits without much disturbance, if any.

Also, if this thing is on a huge eliptical orbit but at it's apogee comes this close to the sun and other interstellar planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth)... these planets would be affected by it's gravitational pull and would also have weird orbits that would throw us millions of miles closer and/or further from the sun every year, making life (as we know it) impossible because if tremendous temperature ranges.

It just doesn't add up, in any sense.

Drowned Out

he still stands wrote:

nah... I really don't buy it. Small objects can still hit planets... but planets (at least in our solar system) are set in their orbits without much disturbance, if any.

Also, if this thing is on a huge eliptical orbit but at it's apogee comes this close to the sun and other interstellar planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth)... these planets would be affected by it's gravitational pull and would also have weird orbits that would throw us millions of miles closer and/or further from the sun every year, making life (as we know it) impossible because if tremendous temperature ranges.

It just doesn't add up, in any sense.

the 'all you have to do is believe' part was facetious (well, pretty much the whole post, but esp that part) Totally agree.

he still stands

Drowned Out wrote:

he still stands wrote:

nah... I really don't buy it. Small objects can still hit planets... but planets (at least in our solar system) are set in their orbits without much disturbance, if any.

Also, if this thing is on a huge eliptical orbit but at it's apogee comes this close to the sun and other interstellar planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth)... these planets would be affected by it's gravitational pull and would also have weird orbits that would throw us millions of miles closer and/or further from the sun every year, making life (as we know it) impossible because if tremendous temperature ranges.

It just doesn't add up, in any sense.

the 'all you have to do is believe' part was facetious (well, pretty much the whole post, but esp that part) Totally agree.

hahaha... I am NOT on top of my game today... I'm just now getting over the flu and haven't slept well for a freakin' week.

just one thing though... believing that a 4,000 year orbit is possible isn't out of line. Eris (a dwarf planet) has something like a 600 year orbit.

Godfather.

vomikus39 wrote:

I hope it comes

about 2am would be fine....I'll sleep right thru it, get up at 3am and get ready for work.


Godfather.

Drowned Out

he still stands wrote:

Drowned Out wrote:

he still stands wrote:

nah... I really don't buy it. Small objects can still hit planets... but planets (at least in our solar system) are set in their orbits without much disturbance, if any.

Also, if this thing is on a huge eliptical orbit but at it's apogee comes this close to the sun and other interstellar planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth)... these planets would be affected by it's gravitational pull and would also have weird orbits that would throw us millions of miles closer and/or further from the sun every year, making life (as we know it) impossible because if tremendous temperature ranges.

It just doesn't add up, in any sense.

the 'all you have to do is believe' part was facetious (well, pretty much the whole post, but esp that part) Totally agree.

hahaha... I am NOT on top of my game today... I'm just now getting over the flu and haven't slept well for a freakin' week.

just one thing though... believing that a 4,000 year orbit is possible isn't out of line. Eris (a dwarf planet) has something like a 600 year orbit.

haha no worries....But 600 - 4000 is still a pretty big spread!...esp if Nibiru is comparable to Jupiter in size/mass, compared to a dwarf planet...

I find this stuff fascinating anyway...unreal how much thought has gone into this over the years. Look at how much info there is on this page alone:
http://www.enkispeaks.com/Essays/1Celes ... mat_2.html

Drowned Out

Ancient drawings of Nibiru show "radiation heat emerging from Nibiru. Its thick atmosphere” due to volcanic action, protects it against its long cold periods deep in space and hot periods when it nears Solaris. [Sitchin, Z., 2010, There Were Giants Upon The Earth, page 116]

Nibiru evolved a violent, technologically-sophisticated, long-lived (but mortal) Homo Sapiens Sapiens-- the humans of Nibiru--whose level of development then approximates ours now [Tellinger, M., 2006, Slave Species of god, page 98].


500,000 years ago, Nibiru’s protective atmospheric shield weakened. Its thick air thinned. Nibirans, we'll see, sent miners to Earth for gold to powder Nibiru’s air with golddust, save their atmosphere, and keep the heat they needed. [Tellinger, M., 2006, Slave Species of god, page 88]

So THAT is the meaning of life, the reason for our existence....frickin gold dust! i knew it!

Hugh Freaking Dillon

he still stands wrote:

planets did once "run into" each other... our moon is the result of such an occurence (it is MUCH larger (relative to the size of its planet) than most moons and this is one reason we know this happened).

I thought the origin of the moon was all but a theory? no one knows for sure how it happened, or am I wrong?

BinauralJam

On that show "The Universe" i think they explained it, had something to do with the amount of Iron ore on Earth and that whys we have such a strong Magnetic field and the Moon doesnt have one at all, i forget how they came to that conculsion but it had something to do with the Moon colliding with us.