even as far out as 130 years (at a minimum, more likely to be well over 250 years away)...how easy would it be to find if it was a PLANET, in a retrograde orbit, AT LEAST 30 degrees below the ecliptic?

that's OBVIOUSLY something that's just plainly visible to even to least trained amateur astronomer, right? totally. shouldn't even need a looking glass or even a chart, huh, Hot-Tits?

especially since absolutely ALL the points in our sky have been charted, recorded, and named, right? they have been, haven't they? and especially since this phenomenon has not been recorded by modern science, that should make it easier to see, if it's there, right -- among the thousands and thousands of lights in the sky, right? because astronomers never make new discoveries in old star charts, right? hm. guess i should just point my glass at the sky. if it's not there, then everyone else must be wrong. the onus is never on you, the others should do all the work, right? how about you stop shilling the nibiru threads and explore the forum, i hear they talk about a lot out there.