Seriously dude?
Don’t you realize Nibiru was a long period comet which broke up appox. 1800BC? What’s left of it is now the Taurid meteor shower.
Yeah, but there’s still Hercolubus... ;-)
Well then that is not the right name for the winged planet that is out there now, between us and Jupiter.
Watch this video if you have the time. Ignore the presentation, which is a bit amateur. The guy talks about an inadvertent admission NASA just made in discussing the new exploration of Pluto. In explaining why they are going that far out, they say that even though the planet (which they call Eris) is now closer to earth than it will be to them on the voyage, they are going that far out to counteract the enormous light of the Sun, which keeps up from observing Nibiru/Eris properly. In that they are right, but in saying it they have admitted that Eris is NOT way beyond Pluto. In typical government fashion, they have incompetently contradicted themselves and revealed the truth.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9FnmAttrns
Right now Nibiru can be see from Australia, mostly at sunrise. Now that it has passed Jupiter, the wings can be seen (iron oxide dust). But soon it will not be visible for a while (can’t remember exactly why this is—Sun will be blocking it in some way), and then will appear in a way in which it can be denied no longer.
Suffer through this video to the end if you possibly can.