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!!! Supposed Insider Speaks about NIBIRU !!!!
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And I'm not even talking about seeing it right now, I'm talking about the effect it would have on the positions of the other planets. That effect is both predictable and measurable. I've done both the prediction and the measurement, and guess what? It doesn't exist.
Quoting: AstronutYou never explained Sedna's perturbed orbit, have you? :) That does not require Nibiru to exist. Indeed, as I've said a million times, a brown dwarf could even lurk at Oort cloud distances, but no such object is approaching the inner solar system. Sedna is a red herring. It was most likely pulled into the outer solar system about 4 billion years ago during an encounter with another star early in our solar system's lifetime while we were still near whatever stellar cluster we originated from. [ link to www.spaceref.com] It has literally nothing to do with "Nibiru."
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