PROFESSOR GIVES COORDINATES OF PLANET INBOUND TOWARD EARTH !

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Thursday, 30 January 2014 23:00

January 30, 2014 -- (TRN [link to www.turnerRadioNetwork.com] ) -- Dr, Kaplan, a Professor in the Astronomy Department at the University of Texas at Austin, has made use of the McDonald Observatory at that school to reveal the existence of an inbound planet heading toward Earth, and has provided the actual coordinates for the general public to see it themselves. TRN has those coordinates and reveals them below.

Using the 2.7m Harlan J. Smith telescope at the McDonald Observatory in Texas, Dr. Kaplan tracked this planet on January 26, 2014 at about 10:00 PM Texas time. He videotaped his work inside the McDonald Observatory and TRN s now processing that video for you to see. It will be uploaded to this story when complete.

In the video, Dr. Kaplan did NOT say whether or not this planet would actually collide with Earth; he needed more time over several nights to make that computation. However, whether the planet collides with Earth or not, Dr. Kaplan says its gravity will affect Earth in terrible ways long before it gets here.

According to Dr. Kaplan, the planet-sized object will be at Earth by August, 2014. Kaplan says prior to its arrival, Earth will experience more and more adverse effects from the gravity of this planet. The problems Earth will experience will begin with weather anomalies and tidal anomalies, will increase to earthquakes then volcanic eruptions as Earth's magma is pulled by the gravity of the approaching planet, will increase further to horrific tsunamis 1000 meters high, moving at 1200 kilometers per hour striking coastal regions around the Earth and, ultimately, when this planet is closest by August 2014, Earth will suffer widespread destruction from shifting tectonic plates on a massive scale. He says the approach and passage of this planet"will reconstruct the surface of the Earth into something we don't even know."

In the meantime, as of January 26, 2014 at 10:00 PM Central US Time, Dr Kaplan says the coordinates for you to see this inbound planet are:

Right Ascension: 04 hrs. 08 Min. 08 Sec.

Declination: 60 degrees 56 arc min. 43 arc sec.

Moving toward earth at 200 Kps

The speed 200 Kilometers-per-second converts to about 124 miles per second, which converts to 7440 miles per minute, which converts to 446,400 miles per hour. This further converts to 10,713,600 miles per DAY.

Dr. Kaplan was NOT precise as to exactly what DAY in August, this planet would be closest to earth. So today being January 30, 2014, and using today as the start date, the number of days from today until August 1 is 182.

At a speed of 10,713,600 miles per DAY, the estimated distance of this planet from earth as of right now is one-billion, nine-hundred forty-nine million, eight-hundred seventy-five thousand, two-hundred miles. (1,949,875,200 miles)

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