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I have been interested in this whole Nibiru (The Destroyer) topic for quite some time now. Whatever it may be, a brown dwarf, a large planet, an unidentified body that may be invading our solar system etc. I have been reading all sorts of posts, whether they are doom sayers setting our day to die or skeptics saying its all a load of crap. I've read alot of them and kept an open mind. This inspired me to seek information and try to come to a conclusion to this. The easy way to think is that its all just a load of crap. Sure anyone with a telescope would surely be able to spot such a large object in the sky right? Well what if it is a brown dwarf that is almost hidden in a fog of dust coming from behind the sun? Would such an object still be seen so easily? You would have to think it would be rather difficult to detect. It would most likely disturb other planets in our solar system, but when? How close would it have to be to cause a noticeable disruption? If a large object like this were to make a near approach it could very easily cause a pole shift. So I looked up previous events in the earths history that could suggest a pole shift occurred. I found this http://www.crystalinks.com/crustal.html . This suggests that approx 12,000 years ago mastodons that were living in tropical regions were suddenly frozen in what is now near Siberia. I found that to be rather interesting. The fact that they had tropical flowers in their stomach proves where they lived. Also as we all know, the new South Pole telescope. Are they really using that to observe our ever expanding universe, and how it is speeding up? What about this new doomsday vault built near Norway? http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe...eds/index.html
This is supposed to house almost every species of seed known to exist. This was just recently completed. So now the question, would this be a favorable location if there was going to be a pole shift? I'm not trying to prove or disprove anything. I just read alot of posts where people want proof of something and it was these things that really struck my attention and made me wonder. I'm not a die hard believer but I am definitely curious. I do honestly believe that if such a catastrophic event occurred that our government would withhold this information for obvious reasons. Mass hysteria would set in, people would quit their jobs, money would become useless. The only things that would become of any value would be radiation suits, food and a safe hideaway away from the coasts. |
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I might also mention that the few examples I have seen of people claiming that images of Nibiru were taken by the South Pole Telescope use images clearly dated as having been captured in January. No mean feat, since January is 24 hours of sunlight at the South Pole.... Quote:
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A large planetary object passing through the inner solar system is simply not something that can be kept secret. Go outside on a clear night and look at what you can actually see with your unaided eyes. You can see all the way out to Saturn easily. With a half-decent pair of binoculars you can see the Moons of Jupiter. A half decent telescope can show you Pluto if you know where you are looking. How could you hide a massive object like a brown dwarf?
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was going to reply, but jason beat me to it.
Gravitational Perturbations would have been detected by now The Gov'ts of the world don't have control of all the telescopes, calculators, pencils or paper, so they can't exactly cover somethign like this up. |
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Hi, $pacemonkey. Welcome to the board.
The easy way to think is that its all just a load of crap. It's even easier just to believe it without paying attention to the facts. Sure anyone with a telescope would surely be able to spot such a large object in the sky right? Well what if it is a brown dwarf that is almost hidden in a fog of dust coming from behind the sun? Nothing can stay hidden behind the Sun, because we keep moving around it. Would such an object still be seen so easily? A huge dust cloud would make it even easier to see. It would reflect light from the Sun, glow in the infrared, and obscure stars behind it. You would have to think it would be rather difficult to detect. It would most likely disturb other planets in our solar system, but when? How close would it have to be to cause a noticeable disruption? If it was large enough to be a problem, and close enough to get here by 2012, it would already be causing significant disruptions. If a large object like this were to make a near approach it could very easily cause a pole shift. Why, exactly? What sort of torque could such a body put on the Earth, and how? Hint: gravity won't do it. Magnetism is too weak. So I looked up previous events in the earths history that could suggest a pole shift occurred. I found this http://www.crystalinks.com/crustal.html . This suggests that approx 12,000 years ago mastodons that were living in tropical regions were suddenly frozen in what is now near Siberia. I found that to be rather interesting. Except that the myth that mastodons were suddenly frozen is just that - a myth. Moreover, such a sudden and spectacular shift would not have flash frozen anything anyway, but it would have pretty much destroyed everything on the surface of the Earth. Also as we all know, the new South Pole telescope. What about it? Why is it more significant than any other Southern Hemisphere telescope? Are they really using that to observe our ever expanding universe, and how it is speeding up? Yes. Which has nothing whatsoever to do with "Nibiru". What about this new doomsday vault built near Norway? http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe...eds/index.html This is supposed to house almost every species of seed known to exist. This was just recently completed. So? I'm not just being disputatious. I'm pointing out that its existence - it's one of several - is no evidence for "Nibiru". So now the question, would this be a favorable location if there was going to be a pole shift? No location on the face of the Earth would be favorable; the sort of "pole shift" the Nibiru proponents like to talk about it would likely release enough energy to melt the Earth's crust. I'm not trying to prove or disprove anything. I just read alot of posts where people want proof of something and it was these things that really struck my attention and made me wonder. I'm not a die hard believer but I am definitely curious. I'm just trying to identify some of the nonsense behind the "Nibiru" claims, as well as the non sequitirs which are frequently brought up as "evidence". Hope this helps. I do honestly believe that if such a catastrophic event occurred that our government would withhold this information for obvious reasons. Mass hysteria would set in, people would quit their jobs, money would become useless. Which would happen anyway when the thing inevitably was spotted by amateur astronomers long before it came by. Even if "the government" wanted to keep it a secret, there's no chance they could do so for long. Which reminds me of Dave Barry's observation, "Every time the government tries to do anything secretly, as in the Iran-contra arms deal, it winds up displaying all the finesse and stealth of an exploding cigar at a state funeral." The only things that would become of any value would be radiation suits, food and a safe hideaway away from the coasts. The scenario proposed by "Nibiru" enthusiasts would render all such things useless. But relax. "Nibiru" is not coming to get us.
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Non-US people (such as myself) often get the feeling that a significant number of US people think "America" is another word for "Earth". I don't know if you are from the US, but if you are, try not to be one of those people.
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I'm a bit confused as to how a gigantic huge thing could shift poles but not completely disrupt our orbit to the point where we could boil eggs on our own faces.
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I may be tilting at seagulls, too...but what the heck.
This suggests that approx 12,000 years ago mastodons that were living in tropical regions were suddenly frozen in what is now near Siberia. I found that to be rather interesting. The fact that they had tropical flowers in their stomach proves where they lived. Tropical? You're off by a climate zone. I'd be willing to bet a modest sum that you're referring to the buttercups found with the Beresovka mammoth...or some similar case. Those flowers are not classified as tropical plants. They generally favor cool, temperate environments. Distribution of some species is huge, ranging well into arctic areas such as Greenland and northern Alaska, where I live.
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Do you have a source for that?
I need to find out how to prepare for it, and if they have a more precise date so I can plan. Oh; never mind... I googled it. Quote:
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I'm guessing the only one that needs to sweat this is John Titor
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Another "great wall of text" from a person with 0 posts....hmmmm
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The real giggle is that people think that Earth is suddenly going to be laid over on its side, but that canned food and warm clothing is going to help them survive it... ETA: Welcome to the board, LotusExcelle!
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I believe I heard that zero posts was a counting bug when the first post(s) of a new member get held for moderator approval because of links.
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Nibiru is bad astronomy based on worse archeology.
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Hi $pacemonkey (optimistically presuming you're still around): I usually don't debunk claims around here1 After all, there are far, far better proponents of that art on hand).
But let me try it this once: Why do we have to prove to you that "Nibiru"2 is not coming? Surely you have to prove to us that it is coming? Burden of proof, and all that. With that reversed, you could have us all running in circles trying to disprove your conviction that Earth is about to be invaded by invisible space-bunnies that want to farm humans for our belly-buttons, which are considered a delicacy on their planet. So, why do you believe that it's a threat? Because some stranger on the 'net said so? You'll have to do better than that, old chap! Anyway, you're barking up the wrong tree. It's not a rogue planet/brown dwarf/donut. It's actually a giant crouton, that wants to dip itself in the moon's cheese. --- 1)Instead, I just insult the egregiously annoying ones, but subtly enough not to get myself banned - the irony of being banned while the woo gets to post freely, would be very painful. 2)"Nibiru" is actually a word in the ancient Maya language, meaning (roughly translated) "April Fool's Joke That Went Too Far". Very succinct language, Ancient Mayanese. |
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Ahh..makes sense now Pete
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is nancy already so forgotten....... (is this a good thing or a bad thing tho....) mark was once one of nancy's most vocal supporters (nancy being of course the infamous zetatalk 2003 poleshifter's) she is still around (every sat night at godlike if you are willing to see the same old same old trotted out) half a decade later nancy- (as one of the godlike crew have as their sigs) `debunkers 100% accuracy rate, bunkers 0%' or words to that effect.... ;-) (edit to ad link to zetatalk - http://www.zetatalk.com/) and search the early 2003 b.a threads ( may in particular) for quite a few nancy threads... good for a giggle or thirty... ;-)
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If an object the size of a brown dwarf passed through the solar system with any regularity (even once in a million years) the orbits of all the planets would be highly eccentric/elliptical. Since our solar system happens to have one of the most stable configurations possible, worrying about such an object is ridiculous.
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The energy required to flip the earth's axis is incredible. There is absolutely NO evidence this has happened - ever. True Polar Wander, another unrelated theory is often confused by pole shift advocates.
Mastodons lived in the sub-siberian region and even farther north prior to the last glacial maximum (LGM) when conditions on the planet were generally warmer than they are today. Many carcasses found today actually predate the LGM. Further, like todays modern elephants, the stomach contents of mastodons digest very slowly. There is no need to hypothesize flash freezing to explain the material found in mastodon abdomens. If the mastodons were flash frozen, their carcasses would be well preserved, but this also is not the case. Inspite of some who claim edible mastodon flesh has been found, it is not true. The flesh is found to be in advanced stages of decay. The idea of the rogue planet (or brown dwarf now) Nibiru in a highly elliptical orbit is based on a poorly researched work by Zachariah Sitchin which has been completed refuted. http://www.sitchiniswrong.com/ |
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I'm curious, have you read Sitchin's "Earth Chronicles" series, particularly book 1, The 12th Planet? Have you checked his sources for accuracy, compared and contrasted with the scholars he cites as well as with Heiser's refutations? I have, and at length. Here at BAUT I've provided counter arguments to Heiser's main points against Sitchin. Feel free to search them. Now, I don't think Sitchin (it's Zecharia btw) is 100% accurate with his thesis, but neither can I accept it being "completed refuted" (sic) based on Heiser's, nor that the latter's subsumes the former. Heiser states, "The reader should also know that I believe that the strange phenomena people have experienced in antiquity through the present day with respect to "UFOs" and "aliens" are real. The Facade offers an alternative paradigm to these phenomena, one that, contrary to Mr. Sitchin's reconstruction, CAN be defended (if the connections be legitimate) through ancient texts." So he is doing largely what Sitchin has been, suggesting ancient "astronauts"(of sorts) are real and have been involved in the affairs of humankind. The big difference however lies in Heiser's "Divine Council," comprised of God, the Son, and other "sons of god;" metaphysical beings lesser to God and the Son but a higher "species", as he says, to humans. His discussions of Nephilim and Elohim are quite curious in that in the former he claims every other OT scholar's discussions and interpretations are wrong, and in the latter he confirms Sitchin's claim that elohim is plural when in context (eg. "let us make man in our image, after our likeness." "The man has now become as like one of us, knowing good and evil." " Come let us go down and confuse their language..."). Moreover, Heiser's discussion of Nibiru reinforces, rather than refutes, it being an astronomical body, variously translated as "star" or "planet", and stationed or orbiting at some "crossing" point in the heavens. While he admits scholars remain unclear as to the astronomical identity of Nibiru, he points out the primary astronomical text in which the term is found, the MUL.APIN or "The Plough Star" text (curious title btw ). Again, I don't think Sitchin is 100% accurate but to me, physically present material beings as ancient astronauts is more plausible than a species of interdimensional metaphysical beings as "those from the heavens." Further, Heiser reinforces the notion of THE one God of the Hebrews and the "Son." Being a Hebrew scholar I suspect this is necessary so as not to damage his academic credentials while riding the "ufos are aliens" circuit and collaborating with scientists like RC Hoagland, whose hyperdimensional physics fits nicely with his interdimensional "divine council." No, at best, and in my opinion, Heiser's site should be ...maybesitchiniswrongbutGodandaliensarereal (dot) com. As it is, I wouldn't cite it as a complete refutation without close analysis of, first and foremost, Sitchin's work, but also of Heiser's and other scholars'. I do however find it helpful that you provided the link as it points directly to the originator of Marduk/Nibiru as celestial perturber body in our solar system idea. Hopefully the inquisitive will explore the source material directly rather than rely on excerpts, mistranslations, and flimsy refutations found on the web. And there's the rub: even the source material is subject to misinterpretation and mistranslation. Of course there will be conflicting opinions, even amongst the "proper" scholars as exemplified by Heiser himself. For me it comes down to whether or not there exists a perturber body in our solar system. If one does, I'll remain skeptical as it will have to be shown to approach the asteroid belt from beneath the ecliptic in order to be Sitchin's Nibiru or "planet of crossing." If such a body is found to exist, I suspect it will be an orbiting body of a brown dwarf binary companion to our sun; hence the oft confusing references to "star" or "planet" and the Marduk / Nibiru dualities.
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This is tired stuff. If there is a Brown Dwarf companion to the Sun where is it?
ALso what is the Conspiracy in this thread?
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I'm not sure what the conspiracy is as intended by the OP, but I don't find perturber hypotheses to be "tired stuff" when recent discoveries, and models, suggest something sizable in the outer system, or at least perturbing it.
Where is it? Great question. I've seen the direction of Sagittarius suggested as a place to look but then again, even it were in this direction its proper motion would be so minimal as to appear stationary.
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