Conspiracy Planet

[Sum1sgruj]

One thing that has been brought to my attention recently is the proposed planet named 'Nibiru' that allegedly connects with many mysteries of ancient history.
To shed some light on the topic, 'Nibiru' has been a concept for a very long time, well before modern history. Pretty much, this planet orbits the Sun in a manner in which every 3000 years or so, it comes close to Earth.
Some people refer to this planet as the doomsday comet (which comically, it would make a comet look like a pebble) that will take out the earth and all it's inhabitants. However, this planet is hardly supported by science, and the doomsday concept is hardly supported by the concept of this planet.
But many people who theorize on this planet think that there are beings that live on it, and that when they come close to Earth, they can communicate with us. This would explain many, many phenomena within our ancient history.

Nonetheless, I do not believe in such a planet. I think the Mayan calender and Stonehenge gets people thinking of impossibilities. If a planet were dead-heading towards us, we would've known a looong time ago.
Either way, the concept is quite interesting. Maybe there is such a planet out there, waiting to come back to Earth in the next millenia. As for now, I wouldn't quit my day job just yet//

 

[DarkShadow]

I don't think so.........

How close is it to the sun it orbits.......and does is its distance from the sun simaler to that of the earth?

if its not simaler the conditions these beings that live on it........must live in extremely hot or cold conditions with tempratures like a thousand degrees or minus that.

And I'm pretty sure it doesn't orbit our sun........so if it was coming close we'd all be burned to death by the sun its orbiting.........instead of the planet colliding with earth.

 

[Linnaete]

And I don't think Nibiru is the only fabled doomsday object either. While I've heard of Nibiru, I'm less familiar with it than the idea that we have a brown dwarf star orbiting the Sun at approximately a light year away called Nemesis - kind of related to the previous Planet X ideas. The theory is that Nemesis's existence would explain the odd orbital behaviour of some Kuiper Belt objects such as Pluto and Sedna. Nemesis theorists also argue that its gravity literally throws comets and asteroids further inward into the Solar System, putting them on possible collision courses with our planet. I personally do not believe in Nibiru at all, and can only manage to fathom some merits of the Nemesis theory. Nibiru's behaviour of spiralling inwards every 3000 years makes no scientific sense and I really cannot imagine what kind of life could inhabit an object that far away from the Sun. With the telescopes of today, you'd have thought that detecting large objects such as this would have been achieved by now.

 

[StrungOut]

I wouldn't quit my day job eitheir...

If that planet was orbiting our sun, astronomers would have already discovered it. We can detect smaller objects years before they come close to earth or eventually enter in collision with it.

I do believe that there is advanced forms of life elsewhere in the universe, considering its size, but not on a unknown planet of our solar system. The theory you brought to us doesn't make much sense.