Post by MCDemuth on Nov 17, 2017 21:04:00 GMT
No Planet X...
But we have a Planet 9?
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While I am more likely to believe in Planet 9, instead of Nibiru... It seems strange that Scientists would dismiss one theory, and support another, when the latter has yet to be proven... What if it turns out to be Nibiru after all? LOL!
How about when it is discovered, we just name it Nibiru, and make everyone happy?
In fact, NASA’s leading scientist Dr David Morrison said: "There is no credible evidence whatever for the existence of Nibiru. There are no pictures, no tracking, no astronomical observations.
"I can quite specifically say how we know Planet X or Nibiru does not exist and does not threaten the Earth.
"I can quite specifically say how we know Planet X or Nibiru does not exist and does not threaten the Earth.
But we have a Planet 9?
In a recent press release, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, pointed towards indirect gravitational footprints that add up to a “compelling case” for Planet 9.
Professor Konstantin Batygin, a planetary astrophysicist behind the research, said: "There are now five different lines of observational evidence pointing to the existence of Planet Nine.
"If you were to remove this explanation and imagine Planet Nine does not exist, then you generate more problems than you solve.
“All of a sudden, you have five different puzzles, and you must come up with five different theories to explain them."
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The unnamed planet is a hypothetical and as yet undiscovered large object hidden in the fringes of the solar system.
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Professor Batygin and another astronomer Professor Mike Brown led the research which found the speculative planet through Intensive computer modelling and mathematical predictions.
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Planet 9 has never been seen from Earth, but the object is believed to have at least 10 times the mass of Earth as well as an incredible orbit of 10,000 to 20,000 years.
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But NASA has underlined that Planet 9 has not yet been discovered and will remain a hypothetical object until it is directly observed by astronomers.
Professor Konstantin Batygin, a planetary astrophysicist behind the research, said: "There are now five different lines of observational evidence pointing to the existence of Planet Nine.
"If you were to remove this explanation and imagine Planet Nine does not exist, then you generate more problems than you solve.
“All of a sudden, you have five different puzzles, and you must come up with five different theories to explain them."
...
The unnamed planet is a hypothetical and as yet undiscovered large object hidden in the fringes of the solar system.
...
Professor Batygin and another astronomer Professor Mike Brown led the research which found the speculative planet through Intensive computer modelling and mathematical predictions.
...
Planet 9 has never been seen from Earth, but the object is believed to have at least 10 times the mass of Earth as well as an incredible orbit of 10,000 to 20,000 years.
...
But NASA has underlined that Planet 9 has not yet been discovered and will remain a hypothetical object until it is directly observed by astronomers.
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While I am more likely to believe in Planet 9, instead of Nibiru... It seems strange that Scientists would dismiss one theory, and support another, when the latter has yet to be proven... What if it turns out to be Nibiru after all? LOL!
How about when it is discovered, we just name it Nibiru, and make everyone happy?
) , especially since it is claimed to be so close to the sun.
