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The Truth About The Anunnaki Homeworld: Nibiru And It's Capitol "City of the One"
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Source for information below- LPG-COIAST
(no link sorry)
Nibiru/Planet X is reportedly a rocky, watery planet some 4.8 times the size of Earth. It is also reportedly a much older planet than Earth(approximately 6.8 billion years old by our measure of time). Its solid core density is said to be 4.2 times that of Earth, with a considerably larger electromagnetic charge. Its crust, converted into miles, runs an average of 427 miles, within a spectrum of 149 at its minimum and 820 at its maximum. The magmatic core makes the planet to be still volcanically active, with some two hundred volcanoes said to be harvested on the surface for heat, carbon dioxide, trace gases and oxygen.
The planet does not revolve around the Sun on the same plane as the ecliptic; it is also evident that it comes at an angle. A privately calculated ephemeris indicates it will cross the ecliptic at an inclination of 31.2 degrees, coming from the south. The model used in establishing a working ephemeris, although not using gravitational values to account for interplanetary perturbations, did take into account the mass of the incoming planet and solar mass to establish interaction between them, to estimate velocity and calculate aphelion.
As to the accompanying satellites which, as James McCanney
[link to www.jmccanneyscience.com]
(excellent source for Nibiru information)
has pointed out, will behave like comets, they too are said to be rocky astronomical objects with significant frozen water(presumably because none of them have internal heat sources). The planet itself will also appear to be a gigantic comet, with a trail as it approaches the Sun due to the loss of water mass due to electromagnetic interaction effects and other causes. To date, the incoming planet holds nine satellites, some of which pass as "planetoids", but smaller than our moon.
The arrival of this planet's visibility in the southern hemisphere is estimated anywhere between mid-to-late 2009 to mid 2012, with projections for late-Spring/early-Summer(May or June) of 2012 being the most probable. By 2014, we will see it everywhere.
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