Alex Jones and Planet X Resurges

[MorningSong]

He has never liked the idea of the possible existence of Planet X but here it goes:

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[loc333]

Great post , I was wondering why nobody has really said anything about this.or put the two together. Let me change that a little the nibru crazyness has never stopped, but nobody has said anything about main stream acknowledging planet x.

[Ernie Nemeth]

The notion of planet x is a scientific postulation that has been seriously considered fact for at least thirty years - in its most recent embodiement, the idea has been around a lot longer than that (150 yrs. as a guess). It has to do with the discrepancies in the orbit of the outer planets, and lesser bodies beyond. Somehow, no doubt planned, the idea of planet x became tied to 2012 and the end of the world scenario. The x was considered clever: it stands for both the missing planet (mass) and the tenth(roman numeral x = 10) planet (there are, or I should say were, nine - until Pluto recently got demoted).

As far as I've heard, there are a couple of astrophysicists that have recalculated the actual perturbation to a more precise measurement and deduced from that the probable mass, location and orbit of this interloper. I don't think any sightings have occurred, at least not officially, of course.

Unless there is more recent news, the story ends at: There has been no confirmation of Planet X's existence. It is only a refined best guess by some very smart dudes.

[ghostrider]

The ETs say its a comet and not a planet, also it carries no life forms ... make of it what you will ...

[T Smith]

It's fascinating how the various mainstream media outlets continue to disclose this gas-giant body in our solar system every few years; a blip, a quasi-disclosure of sorts--as if its disclosure to the masses is required by the cosmic order at some determined interval, like the fast-fact side effects at the end of drug commercials. And then it's shuffled behind the stack and forgotten.

Yes, there is Planet X out there. Yes it orbits the sun in an elliptical orbit, most likely in a 3600 year orbit, but perhaps even as much as a 20,000 year orbit. Yes it goes by many names, Planet X, Nemesis, Nibiru, Tyche, and on and on and on. Pick your cultural lexica. Every few years the story continues to resurface in the mainstream--the story we all know well about by many names and memes. We aren't really supposed to know about it; and yet, at the same time we are supposed to know about it.

This was reported as far back as December 30, 1983 in the Washington Post, folks.

My takeaway? Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain (even though we're required to tell you he's there).

[Ernie Nemeth]

From what I understand Nibiru is used as transport from the Anunaki homeworld to our solar system. A group of ambitious families did create an artificial environment on the rogue planet for their journeys. They intended to overthrow the family in power by annexing our solar system and extending the influence of their race in the galactic establishment. It was a resounding success, and Anu won kingship back on their homeworld. For various reasons, none of them provable, I think their planet might be called Wormwood or Warmwood. Exactly where their homeworld is located is a mystery. It seems the sun has a second companion and it is this burnt out remnant that serves as their homeworld sun.

note: It is because of their dying sun that they need monoatomic gold sprayed in their upper atmosphere - to keep the little heat from their cool sun from escaping to space!

[najara12000]

Unless there is more recent news, the story ends at: There has been no confirmation of Planet X's existence. It is only a refined best guess by some very smart dudes.


The00SkyView has other claims. check out their YouTube Channel.

[MorningSong]

FYI... here's the whole episode of IW Jan 22, 2016, The extracted clip above begins around 9:26 minutes:

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[Ernie Nemeth]

Thanks najara. Very interesting. The vids are old. The subscriber is anonymous and is no longer on utube. Not sure if this can be taken as fact. Marshall Masters thinks highly of the data. I don't know, a bit confused now on how to even verify such a thing.

Can't say I'm much surprised if this is fact, though.

I guess we wait and see.