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Originally Posted by JimHensonsDayDreamer
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G'day! Love your avatar.
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Did you know in 1983,4 Nasa found a strange object with 4 to 8 times Earth mass using IRAS(orbital infrared telescope), at the edge of our Solar system and nothing has come from it since. Except in 1992 a small report in USA weekly(i think that was the name), the same object was again reported. But NASA has been hush hush ever since, and for good reason i believe.
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What was the source of this information? Did you check it out for yourself, or are you assuming everything you've mentioned is correct?
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Nibiru, (IMO) is not some planet that is full of annunaki or whatever, but actually a BROWN Dwarf. A failed star. It has been documented in the bible, ancient sumeria,
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So you say this object was visible to people who lived about 4000-5000 years ago? Just checking the numbers here.
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...and is even probably the cause of Atlantis.
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Hmmmm. The Greek philosopher Plato was the cause of Atlantis. No one recorded the name before him, and although many people claim to have found it, there really is no evidence for it existing beyond Plato's description.
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The Mayans have described it and even plotted its inevitable return. Of course that would be 2012.
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Reference please?
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Now, This would cause all types of Earth changes having a Brown Dwarf pass to the inner reaches of our solar system, heating up the planet and causing many solar storms as it draws nearer and nearer.
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A brown dwarf would need to pass
very close to the Earth to heat it up. They simply don't produce a lot of heat.
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And as we know with Highly Elliptical Orbits, when its closer to the body its orbiting around, it speeds up, which will probably explain its approach in 5 years completely out of nowhere(OR IS IT?).
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Well, we can do some calculations, thanks to the laws governing the motion of orbiting bodies developed by Johannes Kepler and Sir Isaac Newton. If the Sumerians recorded the passage of this brown dwarf 4000-5000 years ago, and it's due to return in 4 years (not 5, remember, it's already 2008), then it's already going to be really close - well within the orbits of the outer planets. So it's hardly going to be coming completely out of nowhere.
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To my understanding scientist and astronomers have written articles about being blind sided by comets and even in some posts on this forum have astronomers stating they are more worried being blind sided by a comet then anything.
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That's true. But the reasons we're blindsided by comets explain why we're not going to be blindsided by a brown dwarf. Comets are a lot smaller than brown dwarfs. Comet core < 100 kilometres across. Brown dwarf > 100,000 kilometres across. That alone is going to make them screamingly obvious in the sky. Secondly, comets are made of ice, and so very cold. Brown dwarfs are failed stars, but still generate some heat. That also is going to make them stand out in the sky.
Put simply, a brown dwarf already closer to the Sun than the outer planets is going to stand out like proverbials - it's larger than Jupiter, much brighter than Jupiter, not much further from the Sun than Jupiter, and it's moving across the sky. Virtually anyone pointing a telescope into the sky is going to spot that.
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NASA (and prominent Russian Scientist) were searching for Planet X, because something was disturbing the orbits of Uranus and Neptune pulling them down in the elliptical plane.
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Reference please.
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The point is that the Brownie will come from underneath (Southern Hemisphere) and most of everything down there is of course, water. I know we have some members who are from Australia...
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Putting my hand up.
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...and New Zealand, so if you guys could get an infrared telescope and search for an infrared object DO SO!
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What about someone in South America or southern Africa? Remember, the entire southern sky is visible from
everywhere in the southern hemisphere.
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(I know you can't even get close to an infrared.)
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Pardon? There's some embargo on selling them, is there?
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But, in all seriousness, I believe our government and most other governments know of this event and are taking steps to ensure the survival of the species. That being said, they can't save everybody.
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How good do you think governments are at keeping secrets? Anyway, don't you think amateur astronomers might have spotted Brownie, given what Brownie's characteristics must be? Do you think they're all keeping the secret too?
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To be honest i hope this is all a crock of <inappropriate language removed>...
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It is.
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...but i'm not gonna worry, because for one i'm in the military, and # 2, i don't want to believe it until it happens. But i will prepare( no harm in that right). IF you want any further insight, please check out on liveleak video, Surviving Planet X and 2012. Theres many others but this must have been the most well done, of course look into Sumeria, and the Bible.
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Well, I might have a look, but if your source of information turns out to contain silly mistakes, prepare to be mocked.
One other point. The Solar System is about 4.5 billion years old. If Brownie orbits the Sun every 4000-5000 years, that means it would have passed through the Solar System about a million times. Something the size of Brownie would leave very obvious traces, such as in the orbits of the planets. Instead, the planets are behaving as though nothing serious has affected their orbits for the last few billion years.