Posted on 12/05/2014 3:43:26 PM PST by BenLurkin
This past March, astronomers Scott Sheppard of the Carnegie Institution for Science and Craig Trujillo of Gemini Observatory in Hilo, Hawaii, saw a new object, the most distant known in the solar system. This object, about 200 miles in size, and several near it followed similar orbits, an unusual occurrence, according to Sheppard.
“We would expect their orbits to be fairly random,” he told weather.com. “So we suspect something more massive is shepherding these.” A planet, to be exact.
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You might rethink that if you’ve ever heard Gerald Clark’s discussion of it. Sounds plausible to me, I just don’t know how the Annunaki would ‘glaze’ their atmosphere with gold particles mined from Earth and how that would be sufficient to Deflect radiation from the sun away from Nibiru. THAT might be hair-brained, no?
So, is Planet X ‘Nibiru’????? Can anyone here speculate on that?
They're one and the same. Read Zechariz Sitchin's 'The Twelfth Planet'.
I doubt it. Life (as we know it) would not be possible on a planet with the sort of elliptical orbit hypothesized for the alleged planet Nibiru.
If I’m not mistaken, the Annunaki could not stay on Earth too long due to their physiological make-up. Remember, 1 day to us equals 1000 days to them, or something like that.
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