Has a Legitimate Astronomer Finally Found Evidence for the Arrival of Nibiru/Planet X?


It is possible that we’re finally getting some mainstream acceptance and evidence for the arrival of Planet X or Nibiru through our solar system. According to an October 5 article in the British publication, The Daily News, Brazilian astronomer Rodney Gomes has come forth to indicate that his calculations show that a planet-sized object, about four times the size of Jupiter, is already making its swing around the sun. This means that we have little time to prepare before we see the full effects of Planet X/Nibiru. Get ready now! Click Here!


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6 Responses to Has a Legitimate Astronomer Finally Found Evidence for the Arrival of Nibiru/Planet X?

  • Lrewis,it seems as if the people of the BBC in britain are the only ones taking it serious.remember the 2 scientist that did the documentary about the dwarf star.i got into this because last year people starting posting coordinates of large objects on skymap and google sky.a lot of those are still on those coordinates,i look every once in a while and they are still visible on skymap.google had them blocked.lewis,something is out there obviously the govt,does not want anyone to know about.where and when these objects come or go we have no idea,but there are some major gigantic planet sized objects floating around in space.this is why i follow your site and got into it.its pretty interesting and you really have to go out of your way to fake coordinates on skymap and google sky.i believe you can still get the coordinates off of youtube.rams took one on the chin this week brother,they will bounce back.

  • Earth-sized planet found just outside solar system
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    By SETH BORENSTEIN, AP
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    This artists impression made available by the European Southern Observatory …

    WASHINGTON — Astronomers say that just outside our solar system they’ve found a planet that’s the closest you can get to Earth in location and size.

    It is the type of planet they’ve been searching for across the Milky Way galaxy and they found it circling a star right next door — 25 trillion miles away. But the Earth-like planet is so hot its surface may be like molten lava.

    The team of European astronomers who found it say it’s likely there are other planets circling the same star. And those planets could fit the not-too-hot, not-too-cold description that astronomers sometimes call the Goldilocks Zone.

    The star system is Alpha Centauri B. The research was released online Tuesday in the journal Nature. its there dude,this just came up on xfinity home page.

  • Now this could be a diversion because we might actually start to see it enter the earths atmosphere soon.i cannot believe its going mainstream.

  • The diversion could be that when people see it,the media and govt officials will be like its too far away.i had so many doubts man,i even got rude in comments and i apologize for that.but the thing is real,its going mainstream media.it will be on fox news within a day,no doubt.they cannot hide it anymore,something is going down.it has not been all in our minds,they know how to play the mind game dont they lewis.get ready is an understatement,something 4 times the size of earth will be entering the atmosphere very soon dude.

  • There not calling it nibiru,there saying its a little bigger then the earth.i think its propaganda because they are saying that its visible to a lot of people because of its size.so basically they are giving an excuse for all the nibiru videos.because when people see it they dont want wide spread panic,they covering up with the its so big its visible,but yet there saying it would take trillions of years to get too.

  • WASHINGTON (AP) — European astronomers say that just outside our solar system they’ve found a planet that’s the closest you can get to Earth in location and size.

    It is the type of planet they’ve been searching for across the Milky Way galaxy and they found it circling a star right next door — 25 trillion miles away. But the Earth-like planet is so hot its surface may be like molten lava. Life cannot survive the 2,200 degree heat of the planet, so close to its star that it circles it every few days.

    The astronomers who found it say it’s likely there are other planets circling the same star, a little farther away where it may be cool enough for water and life. And those planets might fit the not-too-hot, not-too-cold description sometimes call the Goldilocks Zone.

    That means that in the star system Alpha Centauri B, a just-right planet could be closer than astronomers had once imagined.

    It’s so close that from some southern places on Earth, you can see Alpha Centauri B in the night sky without a telescope. But it’s still so far that a trip there using current technology would take tens of thousands of years.

    But the wow factor of finding such a planet so close has some astronomers already talking about how to speed up a 25 trillion-mile rocket trip there. Scientists have already started pressuring NASA and the European Space Agency to come up with missions to send something out that way to get a look at least.

    The research was released online Tuesday in the journal Nature. There has been a European-U.S. competition to find the nearest and most Earthlike exoplanets — planets outside our solar system. So far scientists have found 842 of them, but think they number in the billions.

    While the newly discovered planet circles Alpha Centauri B, it’s part of a system of three stars: Alpha Centauri A, B and the slightly more distant Proxima Centauri. Systems with two or more stars are more common than single stars like our sun, astronomers say.

    This planet has the smallest mass — a measurement of weight that doesn’t include gravity — that has been found outside our solar system so far. With a mass of about 1.1 times the size of Earth, it is strikingly similar in size.2nd article on century link web page,they are coming fast and furious.

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