Ok, so NASA has basically come out and said that they are cautious about this "planet nine", and they aren't ruling out it's existence due to the recent discovery by the College students at the university of Louisiana, so is it official /pol/? Is doomsday upon us? Of course NASA wouldn't say we're all going to die because they wouldn't cause a state of panic but if the college students discovered it and say that it has been systematically ethnic cleansing earth of all it's living species for a billion years (the cause for all the many extinctions, dinosaurs, ect) who's to say it isn't true? They were smart enough to uncover the anomalies caused by it so their opinion of it fucking us shouldn't be discarded completely.
>>70382768
http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/planetx NASA video.
It supposedly passes Earth every what, 26,000 years or something like that? So why are the extinctions only like 1/1,000 that often?
I'm not trying to discredit it, I genuinely want someone who knows more about this to answer my question.
>>70382768
Whitmire published findings earlier this year connecting the undiscovered Planet X to mass extinctions on Earth, according to Phys.org. The research was published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. The theory is that an undiscovered planet triggers comet showers that are tied to multiple mass extinction events in Earth’s history. Every 27 million years, this planet passes through a distant Kuiper belt of comets, knocking comets into our solar system. These comets then smash into the Earth and, the ones that don’t, disintegrate as they get near the sun, blocking some sunlight from reaching our planet.
>>70382893
http://heavy.com/news/2016/04/daniel-whitmire-astrophysicist-planet-nine-x-will-end-life-destroy-world-extinction-comet-dinosaurs-nibiru/
>>70382882
Trying to get the same answers out of /pol/. Hopefully some Europeans and Americans are still awake so we get some discussions going.
>>70383054
Based on your posts (not the OP posts) it looks like the planet supposedly has an orbit of about 15,000 Earth years, but crosses the Kuiper Belt every 27,000,000 Earth years, and causes comets from the Kuiper Belt to hit Earth.
WORMWOOD
>>70383634
so it is crossing the Kuiper belt soon?
This idea was originally posted on april the 1st in an article by The Sun and reported again on different dates by different news outlets. It's a fucking prank bro.
>>70384073
Actually in the science magazines in the January. It's real, get your ass ready.
http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/01/feature-astronomers-say-neptune-sized-planet-lurks-unseen-solar-system
>>70383009
Just a coincidence
>>70384261
It's absolutely nothing. Life will go on
>>70382882
A bunch of tards think its a sealed doomsday letter, but I think we need to wait first till more information on it comes out. It's also still a theory, a very recent theory that has some, but not a lot of evidence to back it up. Also:
>can detect distant galaxies
>can't detect planet 9
If I'm retarded tell me
>>70386252
you're retarded
we can detect galaxies easily because they put off a lot of light
some shit planet out in the distance of our solar system wont put out light, so we cant see it
>>70386252
Easier to detect when they're right beside stars, and reflect all the energy we use to detect them.
>>70386644
But still, doesn't mean it's real
>>70382768
This human civilization is worse than the older one. Let Niburi wipe us once again.
>>70385672
Truly a horrifying prognosis.
>>70386823
It's existence would explain the orbits of many other objects in the outer part of our solar system.
>>70384300
underrated
>>70382882
Well I think if it dose get close to earth it's a possibility that it dose infact collide with us sometimes. I was originally thinking 1/100 times.
If it is just going to pass, closely, how would this effect earth? Magnetic disturbance? Polar shift or swap??
why is it called planet x if it's the 9th planet?
shouldn't it be planet ix?
>>70387078
It will pass through the astroid belt and send a bunch of comets our way. Maybe one of them will be Yuuuuge
>>70382893
>These comets then smash into the Earth and, the ones that don’t, disintegrate as they get near the sun, blocking some sunlight from reaching our planet.
That's really really dumb. Do you know what kind of fucking precision a comet needs to hit the earth? Also there probably isn't enough material in the kuiper belt to block the sun out from earth for long enough to cause a problem that fucking comet would have to be so big that it would literally be a planet at that point.
>>70387078
It might have a bunch of satellites/meteors orbiting it that might get pulled away and sent on a trajectory course toward Earth, too.
Man, if you think this theory is nuts, look into the Electric Universe shit. Especially Thunderbolts' Alien Skies videos.
>>70387308
x as in variable not the roman numeral. The x means that we aren't sure about anything about it, not even if it exists.
>>70382768
This shit has been coming and going for literally decades. There are episodes of coast to coast AM with Art Bell about it from the 90s back then they called in Naaru. Then in the 00s it was 'Planet X'. Now its coming around again. Don't get all worked up
>>70387078
Wouldn't it fuck with out orbit, nudging us a little closer or further to the sun? It is a gas giant after all
>>70384300
And because of that automatic assumption that you and 99% of people have, we'll never know for sure.
we are so fucked it's crazy how little time we have
>>70387555
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7EAlTcZFwY
Is a good starting point desu
>>70387824
Now that doesn't take an astronomer to tell you you are retarded. Sometimes people forget space isn't 2d
>>70387078
>collide with us sometimes
Colliding with another planet would cause damage greater than the scenario in this theory tho. I would think it causing something more like >>70387723 seems more probable?
>>70383009
>12 heavenly bodies
I think that's got to do more with the 12 gods than any actual planets.
>>70382768
>Mike brown
Holy shit. That nigger is more productive as a ghost than he ever was in the flesh.
>>70387753
>>70383009
>revolving around the solar jew
niberu and the nephilim are returning
anyone remember in 2012 when nasa said it didnt exist?
well whos laughing now, tinfoilers were right, they were just off by 4-6 years
>>70387420
Where do we find its projected path or orbit. I keep imagining it traveling really really fast by us.
>>70389287
the ____jew shit always cracks me up
what if it's not a planet but a very dense spaceship?
>>70386823
If planets aren't real how can our eyes be real?
Also
there's already a 9th planet!
t.Pluto
>>70390249
Oh the things they will share with us. Do you think they look like frogs?
>>70390249
Do you think they look like frogs, handsome ones?
>>70390249
Wasn't there a giant spaceship orbiting Jupiter that /pol/ was shitposting about a week ago?
>>70382768
Doomsday being upon us depends on where Planet Nine is currently, but in relation to where it was circa 10800BC.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3181425/Asteroid-impact-triggered-sudden-cooling-Earth-12-800-years-ago-killed-mammoths.html
so, why haven't they seen this "giant" planet?
bullshit.
There are only 8 planets after Pluto got axed. And there will only be 7 after i destroy Uranus.
;')
>>70390731
you mean this? maybe an asteroid, though it's so blurry that it could be just some dust on the lens.
>>70390532
>>70390603
that would be neat, though realistically speaking if it came this far and has been traveling for thousand years around our solar system, they might be a bunch of artificial intelligences, or even a single one controlling the whole ship, as if it were a drone.
>>70391148
It's fucking 20 times farther from the sun that Neptune, which in turn was only discovered in 1846. It basically emits no light and is only predicted by the gravitational effect it has on nearby objects. But you would know this if you read the link.
>>70392023
>mexican intellectuals
>>70382882
My feels exactly but I believe it was said that a collision happened once every 1000 orbits or some shit. Mainly due to fossils depicting a mass extinction every 30 million years or so.
>>70392023
>comparing 1846 handmade wooden telescope to latest infrared satellite telescope technology
I really want to believe that planet 9th is real, but that's a pretty stupid comparison tbqh.
>>70387460
It doesn't need to be precise when there are hundreds of comets hurtling inwards.
>>70382768
>>70382833
>>70382893
>>70382882
>>70382920
>>70383054
>>70383009
>>70383634
>>70383846
>>70384073
>>70384261
>>70383928
Fuck I give up
anyways
https://youtu.be/pe6DN1OoxjE
>>70391362
Someone saw the Letterkenny vid :^)
>>70392403
It's on an oval elliptical orbit for 26,000+ years which would mean it's been behind the sun for the entire modern human life. I'm not saying it's there but you have to be a moron to completely negate the possibility.
>>70384073
Not a joke, and it's already been stated as being real. I've been talking about it's existence for years, and now that it could actually be real everyone is now in a frenzy.
This along with the NSA (Whistleblower), when will conspiracy theorists start to finally get the credit they deserve?
>>70392750
So it knocks asteroids out of orbit which then magically fly straight through the sun and hit earth?
>>70392403
That's the issue, as I understand it emits little to no IR light, let alone visible light.
This shit belongs on /p/
>>70392930
I would stay around and discuss this further with you all, as I've saved up a lot of material on the planets Nibiru, Planet X and Nemesis. But, it's late and I'm tired and have work tomorrow.
I bid you good night, and that shit will eventually hit the fan, and relatively soon.
>>70391429
that's sure as shit no asteroid, only the most powerful telescopes can resolve asteroids beyond specks of light, and even their capability in that regard is limited
Considering how large Jupiter is and its relative angular size in this image I would guess that is more than likely something terrestrial or a passing satellite, dust specks in telescopic images tend to be darker than that.
why call it planet X if it's the ninth planet?
Well this is shit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=ueAYUp4rHZI
>>70382768
>>70382833
>reads post
>sees flag
It isn't a planet. It's a cube. It's half the size of the moon. It's made of gold.
>>70392750
I completely negate the possibility, electrical engineer too, tell me I'm retarded
>>70392994
... No, that's the point. If it's close to completing it's orbit it'll be coming on to view which would obviously prove it and it's the effect the gravitational pull has on the Kuiper belts that would influence the comet issue, which according to the maths is also extremely unlikely which would explain why something drastic only happens once every 30 million years or whatever as opposed to our planet being basically uninhabitable due to extinction events every 27 thousand years.
>>70392750
We also rotate around the sun every 365 days you fucknut. We would be able to see if for like half the year
>>70383928
Either that or faggots see "it causes extinctions sometimes" and "it's passing Earth soon" and are too stupid to realize that passing Earth has nothing to do with the extinctions. But if they're correct then yeah apparently it's going to pass the kuiper belt soon.
>>70387078
I believe the doomsday theory is that it will make comets hit Earth, I don't think it has anything to do with the planet coming close enough to Earth to affect us. It is 1000 times the distance from the Sun as Earth so it shouldn't affect us directly, just maybe indirectly (i.e. send a comet into us)
>>70386252
This planet is supposedly 1,000 times as far from the Sun as Earth is from the Sun. So... might be hard to detect. Galaxies are what, quintillions the size of a planet? Octillions? (point is, well over 6,000,000) A lot farther away but big enough and bright enough to detect.
>>70392994
So. Nobody can see this thing even though it's only a few days away. Nobody can see any of the comets it has. Hence the Baal arches? Just conjure it outta nowhere so science can suck some more vaginas
>>70393369
You are retarded because you believe something that you can't undeniably prove. Bet you're religious too.
Tell me how electrical engineering is directly related to astronamy.
>>70393509
>mcdonalds golden arches?
>baal arches
Hrmm
![2dd[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/LJ8P7sH.jpg "2dd[1].jpg")
The jews/NWO will protect us, right?
They can't just let the planet explode, right?
>>70393408
Not if it's not emitting light, you fucknut.
>>70382833
>"The announcement does not mean there is a new planet in our solar system"
>>70393532
It's science based, what's your major? And I'm nihilist
>>70393568
Wouldn't it still emit waves of some description though?
>inb4 giant planet is absorbing fucktonnes of energy but not releasing anything.
At the very least, anything with a mass and velocity will have a wavelength.
>tfw some of you fagets made threads about this on /sci/
>tfw we are now the laughing stock there also with every other board we have tried to "red pill"
welp
>>70393615
I'm a theoretical physicist and even I know not to make claims out of my field. You need to check yourself, mate
>>70393735
At first I was going to criticize this post but then I remembered that all your books and stuff are upside down over there. It must be hard learning like that.
>>70392750
And humans have been around for 1 million years, which means that Planet X would completed 38 orbits and no mass extinctions. And the last mass extinction by a meteorite happened over 60 million years, so that means it completed over 2280 orbits with no major extinction events.
And even if this planet did send some comet and debris towards Earth, it probably won't reach us for a few hundred years anyway because material from the Oort is really far away.
Back to >>>/x/ with you.
You're a paranoid fucking faggot,
This is some ancient aliens /x/ tier retardation.
>>70393735
That's basically where the claims are coming from.. The evidence suggests something is there we just can't see it
>>70393889
It's a conspiracy theory, it means people that believe it are stupid. You can't prove it more than crab people living in the earth.
>>70393900
wavelength = plancks constant/mv.
We're all going to die!!!!!
>>70394044
KEK WILLS IT
>>70394044
>>70394133
>>70393848
Wtf ever, I don't care if we're a laughing stock. They can laugh all they want when the world is ending and we're all burning alive because of it.
>>70394044
Let the rape begin...
>>70393920
Not that I approve of Wiki but a quick google search proves you wrong. Fuck /pol/ is pathetic.
It's like you guys think your "original" thoughts are gurranteed proof.
Do you even research, bro ?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extinction_event
>>70394183
I need to hurry with my hunting licence so i can get my shotgun and shoot myself before i get eaten alive.
>>70382768
So we finally found Yuggoth, of course it means doom but not from it colliding with us, it's because the alignment will be finished and the stars will be right iä Iä Cthulhu fhtagn
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'leyh wgah'nagl fhtagn
>>70394313
At least go on a murder spree to see what it's like...what you got to lose?
>>70393996
I never said I believed it, I just can't disprove the possibility so it remains an intrigue to me. Just like religion.
But hey, it probably never happened, just like the holocaust and 9/11, huh, /pol/
>>70394252
>https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extinction_event
Why the fucking fuck did you link to something that proves me point. Why?
>>70394313
I'm not sure where killing yourself puts you exactly.
>>70394507
Pleistocene Quaternary extinction event 640,000, 74,000, and 13,000 years ago Unknown; may include climate changes and human overhunting
Can you read?
You must remember no one actually knows what happened in the past, it's all estimates based off available evidence
I miss based space elevator threads
>>70394044
>>70394133
>mfw I saw this while listening to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_kCZnpjtmc
>>70394044
>>70394133
>9th planet
>scientists name if after kek's greek name
>observatory that made the discovery is literally keck observatory
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._M._Keck_Observatory
>it was founded by the keck foundation
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._M._Keck_Foundation
>which was founded by William "Mirin" Keck
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._M._Keck_Foundation
>pic related
shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit
>>70394413
Youre right... dont go to brussels in 2 weeks time, some of you are fine.
>>70382768
The only world wide catastrophe to fear is collapsing of the dome or rising of the waters. Stop listening to fear porn and Jewish propaganda, stop living on your fictional spherical Earth.
>>70393920
You don't understand, it's orbit has been slowly deviating (Coming closer). How do you think it's going to stay the same? It's the wrecking ball of our solar system and just because it didn't fuck you up the first or second time, doesn't mean it isn't heading directly for us the third time.
With that good night.
We've got a bare minimum of 40 years until it hits Earth. Why is everyone so concerned?
>>70395218
>Why is everyone so concerned?
>implying
Clickbait: The Thread
>>70394960
are you a troll or a trump supporter?
I think with the technology we have now, a asteroid can be easily blown the fuck out with a long range missile ICBM for example. If anything poses danger to the earth in lest say 50-100 years I am sure by then the technology will become much more greater than what it is now, baring in mind we dont go into a world war and sends us back 2 decades and leaves us with nothing but shit tech then we will be fucked.
>>70394363
Stop speaking Swedish with a full mouth. I can't understand you.
>>70394960
>>70394868
ruh-roh raggy!
>>70393735
We have discovered that planets can be pitch black. 99+% absorption.
We only discovered one of those planets because it was huge and super close to it's parent star so it's 1000F atmosphere was glowing brightly in infrared.
Also, even if it did emit or reflect some type of light, few realize how tedious work it is to scan a sky for a planet like this. It isn't just as simple as pointing the camera lens and taking a snapshot. It requires sometimes days of exposure time on a very small area, taking a break for a week, and then taking another picture to see if anything moved.
>>70393920
Toronto pls, die. The Earth is 6000 years old, I figured you'd know this already.
>>70382893
>YFW we're like the 90th /pol/
>>70396434
We must carve the dankest of the memes to stone asap to preserve them for the next generations to come.
>>70396487
My autism must be in OD because I laughed hard as shit at that
>>70396946
Soon we have memed kek to become the next god
>>70397190
praise kek
>>70382768
its on its way look in the east
>April 28th, 2016
>Planet 9 has begun the dance of death with earth
>right when the collision is imminent, the planet suddenly freezes in position
>everyone is taken aback by this miracle
>a crystalline bridge a few kilometers wide extends down from the planet to earth
>a giant green entity strides down the bridge, stopping midway
>in a bellowing voice that is heard across the globe, it proclaims
>"give me those who follow the path of memetic salvation"
>many humans walk forward, including some SJWs and land whales
>the Titan's eyes start to glow
>"INFIDELS!!"
>the SJWs are disintegrated
>"ONLY TRUE FOLLOWERS OF KEK MAY WALK UPON THE BRIDGE OF POWER"
>the small group of channers gather on the crystal bridge
>it retracts back into the milky atmosphere of the mysterious planet
>a whining noise is hear across the world
>the noise grows in volume
>the planet moves away from earth and then disappears
>the noise stops
>the day goes down in history as the day "we don't remember, and don't want to"
>>70382768
OPs image looks like a steam review
>>70397500
PRAISE HIM
