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Psycho
Location: Scottsdale, AZ
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Planet X
i've heard of this being mentioned a little bit hear and there in different threads, but it really hasnt been discussed very much. and i'd like to hear people's opinions of whether or not they think it exists or not, and just any information they've read about it.
and also, what kind of ramifications do you think MIGHT happen IF they were to find that it exists.? what geological changes would you think would happen, and what would the rest of society do about it? for those of you who believe it does exist, what do you think the government knows, and what are they covering up? i personally think that its a very interesting topic to talk about. i've done a little research on the topic, and i would really like to think that this thing exists. for those of you who have little knowledge of it, i've got a link that gives some pretty good overall backround info. LINK |
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I've heard that there was potentially a 10th planet, but there was no conclusive evidence of any until recently.
http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/space/0...net.discovery/ The debate is whether this is something that could be considered a planet. At 2000 KM in diameter it's smaller than Pluto, and some would debate that given it's size that Pluto isn't a planet either.
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The primary reason for belief in PlanetX are unexplained variances in the orbits of the outer planets. Should there actually be a large body, outside the orbit of Pluto, it will have no effect on the current geology of Earth.
If the government knew of this planet, they would have no logical reason to hide it. The planet would be dead biologically, and likely quiet geologically as well due to the lack of solar radiation, and the frigid temperatures this entails. Outside the orbit of Pluto, we enter into the Oort cloud. this enormous group of comets and asteroids stretches millions of miles beyond Pluto, and would make a full blown planet virtually impossible in this area. Beyond the Oort cloud.....Who knows.
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Location: Japan
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Re: Planet X
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![]() Uh.......whether or not we know about something has no effect on its effect on us. Undetected or not, if there is another planet, it's always been there, and thus we are still dealing with the status quo.
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Location: Boone, NC
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if an object in space orbits a planet or sun, isn't it considered a planet? I don't know much about space, just a thought.
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Location: Sacramento, CA
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I just recently started investigating this thing after seeing Zecharia Sitchin do a segment on a UFO Diaries video; talking about illustrations written by ancient Sumerians (Sumeria existed in the same spot as modern-day Iraq) detailing the planets in our solar system accurately thousands of years before we "officially" discovered them. In their illustrations is another planet which they call Nibiru, on a very long orbit around our Sun.. so long in fact that it only comes around once every 3600 of our years.
There are gravitational anomolies in Pluto's orbit suggesting another influence which modern science may have found. Still looking into that, but if modern science had found something with their high-powered telescopes, it's not something that they would rush out and cheerfully present to the public. |
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Location: The Event Horizon
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Location: baked beans
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You can google for brown dwarf and planet x for more pages. Most of the sites I found reference this happening in 2003. Which is funny because I don't remember the cataclysmic event that this was supposed to bring. I'll admit I was pretty busy in 2003, so I may have just not been paying attention. All joking aside, this is actually a kinda cool idea. More science fiction, I think than anything else. Here's a site I found with alot of cool reading: http://www.crawford2000.co.uk/mark1.htm Quote:
http://search-barnesandnoble.com/sub...mov/Nightfall/
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Planet X is a bad hoax
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http://www.badastronomy.com/bad/misc/planetx/index.html Planet X - as in the mysterious planet discovered by Sumerians that will pass us (actually - was supposed to have passed us a year ago) and cause planetwide ecological disaster - is a myth propogated by a woman claiming to channel a group of aliens. The above link is to a site run by an astronomer who - quite conclusively - debunks this hoax. |
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Insane
Location: baked beans
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Wasn't Planet X supposed to have already been named "dave"? Atleast I'm pretty sure that's what the Melmacian's call it.
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Location: Sacramento, CA
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Re: Planet X is a bad hoax
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understandably. |
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Psycho
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Re: Re: Planet X is a bad hoax
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First, the Bad Astronomer (who I point to not because he is an expert in Sumerian writings, but because (a) he is really smart, and (b) he sums up the counter arguments in a couple of paragraphs, unlike the next link): http://www.badastronomy.com/bad/misc.../nutshell.html Second, an actual Sumerian expert says Sitchin is wrong because he misinterprets the symbol on a tablet as the sun when it is actually a star (and yes, the Sumerians distinguished between the two, even though we know that the Sun is a star): http://www.facadenovel.com/va_243%20page.htm Again, not my debate, but here is some information for you to consider. |
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Smithers, release the hounds
Location: Guatemala, Guatemala
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If i recall it right, the name of the planet is ALVIN, at least that's what ALF said was it's name (kidding). I've been hearing about this planet since middle 80's and haven't had a definitive answer yet. Guess those boys at NASA are playing to much Quake.
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Location: M[ass]achusetts
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the planet might not be dead biologically because it might very well be a gas giant and might be radioactive. (self-heating). you don't know what reasonable circumstances the government might have to hide it, it could be the same reason the US uses the 'standard' system. |
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Location: M[ass]achusetts
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ie if pluto was between the earth and X when its orbit elongated, then you could say that X pulls pluto off course, but this would be as rare as an eclipse (analogically speaking). |
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Location: Boone, NC
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thanks so much for the site links! I do not know what to think yet and am still reading up on planet x. I think I've found a new hobby!
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