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One of the problems with the whole Nibiru or Planet X story is the fact that proponents of the idea have had a hard time proving its existence from an astronomical perspective. The argument is simple: We can’t clearly and definitively see Nibiru in the skies yet, therefore it does not exist. They said the same thing of other galaxies and the atom at one time also, so you see how good that logic really is. Now, we know that Nibiru is not “Planet X.” Planet X is just a name given to an unknown planet thought to be on the outer edges of our solar system that is still undiscovered. I used it interchangeably sometimes because many other people do as well. What we all mean is that there is a planet-sized near earth object somewhere close enough to have an impact on our solar system through its gravitational pull. Most proponents of the Nibiru hypothesis believe that we are now talking about a brown dwarf star and, more likely, one that has multiple planets or moons orbiting it.

However, the real proof that we may have of Nibiru comes from our history, not our advanced scientific knowledge of the skies. This is where the work of Zecharia Sitchi and others like him comes in. They have looked at the ancient texts and read them through a different lens than other “mainstream” scholars, taking much of what the texts say at face value. From what we know, as you’ll see in this video, Nibiru has been here before and will be here again. It’s arrival is certain, but the time is unknown. Contrary to popular opinion, it does not run into the earth! For one, that would alter the orbit of both so significantly that a future impact would be impossible. What is more likely is that an object in its debris field, like a comet or asteroid, is what may have hit the earth. The last impact, according to this video, was in Pakistan! Watch this video for more details. Get ready for the next impact date: Click Here!