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Old 11-February-2008, 10:55 PM
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Well said, Van. I think Hubble ST would have picked up "Planet x" quite a long time ago. I'm sure that if actual co-ordinates exist for such an object,
they will dial in this "object' for fun and profit.
Big credibility gap here, I'm afraid.
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Stars also have magnetism, which gives them polarity. If an incoming brown dwarf has a polarity that is opposite to our own sun, that would cause the sun to react. Princess
Nibiru is a monopole? Now that would be interesting!

Unfortunately I suspect it’s just a sad indictment of the level of scientific rigour that has been applied by these people.
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Now, I don't want to bore you guys, i just want and hope you look into it yourselves and decide if you want to prepare or not. 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. The Mayans have described it and even plotted its inevitable return. Of course that would be 2012. That being said, they can't save everybody.
If you become convinced of this, then perhaps you should sit down with some type of financial advisor. For example, you may want to sell your house or refrain from buying one. Quit blowing money on long term life insurance. Run up that credit card debt with impunity by the end of 2011!
Your reaction to your new findings should tell you whether you really believe it or not.
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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
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That was "US News and World Report." I saw copies of the news reports. The first was dated sometime in September, 1983.
The purpose of science is to explore, understand, and find new, strange things. It is always a delight when receiving new data that the unexpected has been found. Every space mission so far has pushed the boundaries of our knowledge and further exposed the beauty and deep mystery of the universe. With every mission, we hope that well find something so staggering that it will revolutionize our view of the cosmos.

However, what this staggering bit of data, or the emphasis behind it, is to a trained scientist and a journalist looking for a hot story to publish are, sadly, not always the same thing.

The Washington Post, 31 Dec, 1983 published an article entitled "Mystery Heavenly Body Discovered"

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A heavenly body possibly as large as the giant planet Jupiter and possibly so close to Earth that it would be part of this solar system has been found in the direction of the constellation Orion by an orbiting telescope aboard the U.S. infrared astronomical satellite. So mysterious is the object that astronomers do not know if it is a planet, a giant comet, a nearby "protostar" that never got hot enough to become a star, a distant galaxy so young that it is still in the process of forming its first stars or a galaxy so shrouded in dust that none of the light cast by its stars ever gets through. "All I can tell you is that we don't know what it is," Dr. Gerry Neugebauer, IRAS chief scientist for California's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and director of the Palomar Observatory for the California Institute of Technology said in an interview.

The most fascinating explanation of this mystery body, which is so cold it casts no light and has never been seen by optical telescopes on Earth or in space, is that it is a giant gaseous planet, as large as Jupiter and as close to Earth as 50 billion miles. While that may seem like a great distance in earthbound terms, it is a stone's throw in cosmological terms, so close in fact that it would be the nearest heavenly body to Earth beyond the outermost planet Pluto. "If it is really that close, it would be a part of our solar system," said Dr. James Houck of Cornell University's Center for Radio Physics and Space Research and a member of the IRAS science team. "If it is that close, I don't know how the world's planetary scientists would even begin to classify it."

The mystery body was seen twice by the infrared satellite as it scanned the northern sky from last January to November, when the satellite ran out of the supercold helium that allowed its telescope to see the coldest bodies in the heavens. The second observation took place six months after the first and suggested the mystery body had not moved from its spot in the sky near the western edge of the constellation Orion in that time. "This suggests it's not a comet because a comet would not be as large as the one we've observed and a comet would probably have moved," Houck said. "A planet may have moved if it were as close as 50 billion miles but it could still be a more distant planet and not have moved in six months time.
Let me emphasis the statement "All I can tell you is that we don't know what it is", again.

At the time of this article, the astronomers were excited by new and mysterious data. They were still working on the data and trying to form some conclusions from it.

Did they ever figure out what the mystery object(s) was?

Of course, they did.

They published the results in the trade journals (The IRAS view of the extragalactic sky, IN: Annual review of astronomy and astrophysics. Volume 25 (A88-13240 03-90). Palo Alto, CA, Annual Reviews, Inc., 1987, p. 187-230. NASA-supported research.).

The results were, from a layman's perspective, prosaic and uninteresting, as IRAS had discovered a class of luminous IR galaxy.

No death planets. No fat-headed aliens. No UFOs.

Excuse me for being critical here, but it would be an assumption of mine that as an author, you would have already performed far more time researching your book than the four hours I have spent digging through old journals.
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...the level of scientific rigour that has been applied by these people.

Amen. My mind boggles at the claims of "scientists" who pin their hopes on magnetism without knowing the first thing about it.
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Here's some,

http://archives.cnn.com/2000/NATURE/....ap/index.html
http://www.earthage.org/EarthOldorYo...de%20flood.htm
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0907150931.htm

I'm sure there's more. But I can't say I believe in a total world wide flood(For one i'm not very religious. Spiritual but not religious.) Of course, all science is based on theory, until proven right? Just like the theory of how the moon was formed. The bible, although some stories are far fetched, is historically very accurate. The story of the deluge though is way older than Noah's bible story. The epic of Gilgamesh, Sumerian creation story, all say basically the same concept. Then again who really knows how long humans have been here? There's no "Scientific" evidence to tell you.
Hi, Jim:

BTW, I love your signature text. Carl was truly one-of-a-kind, and he died FAR too early.

About a worldwide flood, I agree. Instead, think of it more as a series of huge tsunamis caused by crustal shifts during past flybys. That is how The Kolbrin Bible describes them in several places in the text.

Also, about the arks that were used to survive them, it seems that 300 X 150 X 50 is the standard configuration for them. 300 units long X 150 units wide X 50 units high. In cubits, that's no small dinghy!

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Van der Worp?

Would that be this guy?

Calculating the orbits of invisible planets and the explosive power of gas giants, adding an healthy dose of fear-mongering, must just be a hobby then.

Hasn't published a single peer-reviewed paper ever.

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I already know what Jacco looks like. As for publishing peer-reviewed papers, unlike those who must publish peer-reviewed papers to be recognized in a scientific community that buries its collective head in the sand whenever their A + their B /=C, he is busy, working at a real career, making real use out of his scientific talents to save real people from drowning in the event of a real failure of the Dutch levee system. That is his "day job," and not his writing. Can you say the same for yourself, or are you just racking up copyrights?

Those who can do things do them. Those who can't do them teach. Jacco is a do-er. Are you?
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Hi, Swift: Cute frog.

I have to say that I hope everything you said is true, but I do have an answer to your last statement. Unfortunately, all of the planets are being perturbed. Again, google Clyde Tombaugh, John Couch Adams and William Herschel.

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Hi yourself, welcome to BAUT. You should look over the rules and the FAQs, particularly for the CT section.

Most of all, an object that big, with a protoplanetary disk around it to boot, would cause gravitational effects that would been seen long ago. Yet, last I checked, every planet in our solar system is exactly where it is supposed to be.
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Hi, Swift: Cute frog.

I have to say that I hope everything you said is true, but I do have an answer to your last statement. Unfortunately, all of the planets are being perturbed. Again, google Clyde Tombaugh, John Couch Adams and William Herschel.

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How does googling Clyde Tombaugh, John Couch Adams and William Herschel give an answer to the question?
I googled it.
Got 593 hits, which discussed the perturbations that are known. These known perturbations led to the discovery of Uranus and Neptune.
Pluto was not necessarily discovered by this method.
Perturbations accounted for. No Planet X or Niburu is evident.
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Hi, Donnie, and thanks for the VOC. I was more concerned with the delusional ravings part.

As for scientific illiteracy, I guess that depends on the beholder and what's being watched. As I stated before, I hope we are wrong, and we all get to enjoy wonderful, fruitful lives until we turn 120 and decide that enough is enough.

The fact of the matter is that things around our little blue marble have been too quiet for too long. The last impact event of record that I know about was Tunguska, and that was just a little scratch, compared to what other planets have suffered in other time periods. That concerns me.

I am a mom who raised two kids, and whenever those two kids got too quiet for too long, I went and peeked in on them. Something had to be up, and it usually was.

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The fact of the matter is that things around our little blue marble have been too quiet for too long. The last impact event of record that I know about was Tunguska, and that was just a little scratch, compared to what other planets have suffered in other time periods. That concerns me.

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Can you go into a lot greater detail on this claim?

Specifically, what is the timeline for each planets greatest impacts?
Is there a regular set impact event calender?

On a cosmic scale- how long is too long?

Where are the impactors? In the Early days of the solar system they were a lot more common. Time has passed and the occurrences grow more and more rare.

Lastly, claiming that "it just seems due" holds no water when compared to that there is zero, none, zilch, no evidence whatsoever that there is a Niburu.
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Hi, Pete. Good to meet ya, and thank you. That's correct, but I prefer to use my handle on the boards.

Quickly, I can't address every question, but yes, we did consult NASA and other professional journals.

There is evidence, and I stated some of that in previous letters.

The distance question is good. Space bodies have magnetic polarity, so it's like taking two magnets and pointing their north poles at each other. The closer they get, the more repulsion you see. Otherwise, if the opposite poles are pointed at each other, they draw one another in.

But suppose that there is also electrical polarity. Opposite poles can cause lightning, with the electricity going from positive of one body to the negative of the other. If the electric universe theory is proven, not only will it make Jim McCanney happy, but we could see electrical sprites coming from the sun and going towards this thing as it approaches.

How close? I am no scientist, and I prefer to write about humanity rather than this, but from what I gathered in working on the book, it depends on the power contained in both bodies.

On the disk, have you ever seen a weight plate underneath the body of a van? Or those plates that they put on the road to allow drivers to drive over construction areas? Those are flat, and they are no more than 1 inch thick. Yet, to lift one takes a crane or a tractor, because they are very dense. And looking through one edge-to-edge is impossible. That's why I used the pea-soup fog analogy.

Ah, this one is better suited to me. The Sumerians lived about 6000 years ago, which did include one flyby.

I am not a scientist, so I don't have the calculations. We have some in the book, but I did not make them.

About the hoping that these things don't happen, I don't think that's a negative self-assessment at all. I don't believe that anyone in their right mind would want these things to happen. Many of us see them as inevitable. I choose to see them as likely, that the future is not written in stone. However, as a former Girl Scout, I also like to be prepared.

According to the Epic of Gilgamesh, the Sumerian creation story, the planet that Earth used to be was located in what is now the asteroid belt. Another planet crashed into it, splitting it into one small whole and millions of tiny parts (small and tiny relative to the planet that supposedly crashed into it). The tiny parts became the asteroid belt, but the small whole was knocked inward towards the sun. The impact rearranged the water that covered the planet into seas. According to the Sumerians, the planet that crashed into it was captured by the sun and trapped in a long elliptical orbit. I don't have a copy of this book, but have read bits of it here and there on the web, in English, of course.

The sun going crazy. Hmmm... We just entered solar cycle 24. Solar cycle 23 was pretty crazy, in itself. It had a double-maximum, and we had to invent a new solar-flare class to measure the whopper flares it sent out. Lots of CME, too. All of my friends and I expressed gratitude whenever one of the giant CME's pointed away from Earth. Yet, NASA has predicted #24, that peaks in less than 5 years now, to be 1.5 X the strength of #23, which was much stronger than many of the cycles before.

Thanks again, Pete. I'm sorry to have had to remove most of your letter. I didn't want to top-post.

Cheers,
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Hi, Swift: Cute frog.

I have to say that I hope everything you said is true, but I do have an answer to your last statement. Unfortunately, all of the planets are being perturbed.
. . . by a nearby brown dwarf? What's your specific evidence?

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I'm afraid I have no idea what those historical references have to do with the subject of perturbation by a proposed nearby brown dwarf. Please clarify.
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Just a heads up--it's easier for your posts to be understood if you put what you're responding to first, so we know what you're talking about.
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Princess Vader,

You say, " I am not a scientist."

You seem to be taking the role of one who is relaying information rather than demonstrating it or theorizing about it.

Considering a great deal of what you have claimed in your posts, it is quite apparent that you are being rather misled by, not just one, but a series of several theories that are demonstratively inaccurate and based on misconceptions.

I would suggest that you hang around on BAUT and read the older threads on
Electric Universe
Niburu
Planet X
2012
Mayan Calender

If you are going to report on subjects, you need to research them and learn about them. Saying that you are not a scientist is not an excuse for publishing faulty science.
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Hello PrincessVader08,

Welcome to BAUT. Unfortunately although I believe your explanations are quite good I do have a few problems with them in that it is only one option in a range of multiple probability.

Due to the same thing as tipping points that one would find in the climate model this is a time of separation of destiny and therefore a choice of paths.

The problem is that there are no 'good choices' in a structure of six higher time charged dimensions. I can't go on too much as this is not the section for it , as if any section was.

Option one hasn't happened ... massive electrical connect from ionosphere to earth with the energy of three Mt St Helens being released every second.

Option two there are no black holes but the world could get ripped through a wormhole. As time is near a point of reverse any worm hole will bend around the curvature of time and space sending whatever goes through it back to the past.

Option three a time charged matter swing does take place if we haven't destroyed ourselves by then (and going just what will happen destruction is not such a bad option really).

The key problem is the balance of the power of mind in relation to matter and for how long. It sounds crazy and it is crazy but this is what happens in a time charge system.

1. Mirror reflection of crossing point at right angle to the solar system. Maybe a heat or slow signature received first, maybe not. Later appearance that the systems are on a collision course. They are not but no one gets to see that because they have their own concerns at the time.

2. The balance of energy of the mind call it conscious energy becomes proportionately greater to 'time charged matter' and it can manifest. Similar notions are present in 'M' theory but the clear ones are the body may take on what it feels it needs. The sensation of scratching a missing foot to relieve an itch may make the body 'try' to regrow it from remembered position. Worse for the conflict between mother's body and child due to the lowering of the barriers for natural re-absorption.

3. Mind ... call it metaphysics, call it conscious energy may be able to reform if strong enough. Once you take that idea a few more steps you will see how creepy it is. Hint need for organic material and water, that is why water is seen as purifying because life is extremely persistent.

4. Mind perception ... a state of conscious over reality be it good or bad or unexpected. In other words do not think about what you do not want being real. First advantage and its a biggie ... the teenagers who really do know everything are finally in a position to prove it with no possible parental control. The trouble is so are sociopathic minds.

That is the metaphysics. At some point as a system collapses in on itself it becomes more dense. There may be matter states above the proton that will allow that. Perhaps I shouldn't have said this much but it is a burden that I am struggling with. Good luck in your quest and no I am not a scientist either just struggling with this insane set of circumstances, cheers Michael.
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