How is Nibiru related to the end of the world?
How is Nibiru related to the end of the world?
Nibiru is the name given by some to planet X. Planet X 2012 and the end of the world are connected by those who believe that planet X exists beyond pluto and is on a collision course with earth. They expect Planet X will either hit us or it will be a near miss. The following article was put together by Chris White.
Is the planet Nibiru visible from the Earth?
Initially, the planet’s orbit came closer to the Earth’s South Pole and the Sun, and was not visible from Earth. But it late 2012, Nibiru’s oblique orbit, which was 35 relative to the solar equator plane, proved to be quite visible and many pictures and videos were posted online questioning this new “star” in our skies.
When did Nibiru come into our Solar System?
In 2002 the 12th planet of Nibiru, physically entered into our Solar System, falling in line with Sitchin’s 12th Planet dialogue. After entering in 2002, Nibiru went on to influence the orbits of the planets in our system, changing their axes and poles along the way.
When is the Nibiru cataclysm supposed to happen?
The Nibiru cataclysm is a supposed disastrous encounter between the Earth and a large planetary object (either a collision or a near-miss) which certain groups believe will take place in the early 21st century. Believers in this doomsday event usually refer to this object as Planet X.
What happens if there is a flyby of Nibiru?
David Morrison, a NASA scientist, explains that if a flyby had happened before (as Sitchin claims), the Earth would not still be in the orbit of the sun, as the massive passing planet would have de-orbited Earth, essentially turning it into a moon. It is safe to say that Nibiru isn’t real and there won’t be a flyby.
Who is the author of Nibiru the nonexistent planet?
Nibiru: The Nonexistent Planet. The story began in 1976, when Zecharia Sitchin wrote “The Twelfth Planet,” a book which used Stitchin’s own unique translation of Sumerian cuneiform to identify a planet, Nibiru, orbiting the sun every 3,600 years. Several years later, Nancy Lieder, a self-described psychic, announced that…
Is the planet Nibiru on a collision course with Earth?
Nibiru is claimed by some to be a massive planetary object on a collision course with Earth. It’s passing date keeps being updated, pushing it back into the mainstream news every couple years.
