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Report Copyright Violation | Einhorn is Finkle. Finkle is Einhorn. Is Tyche Nibiru??? Is Nibiru Tyche??? Yeah, this is not news, is being largely discussed, but once it's on MSM, we should ask: Is this a disclosure about Nibiru or actually a psy-ops, to verify how many people are familiar with the subject of a new planet or dwarf star lurking in our system??? WNCNews – February 14, 2011 – A group of astronomers believed that they have discovered a new planet in the solar system. They suspected that the new planet is at a great distance from the Sun and has a size four times larger than the Jupiter.
The existence of this new planet is still to be seen again. However, some circles believed that the evidence has been collected and obtained through observation results from NASA telescope, WISE. Data on finding a new planet will be published this year.
Daniel Whitmire from the University of Louisiana Lafayette, U.S., believed that the data could prove the existence of the new planet in two years. “If it was true, I and my colleague, John Matese, will be turned upside down. And, it is not easy at our age,” he said.
The planet is named Tyche for a while. The name is the name of a Greek goddess who determines the fate of a city. Tyche is suspected as giant gas planet, like Jupiter.
Tyche is expected to be in the outer Oort cloud, an “remote” area in the solar system. The distance of this new planet to the Sun reachs 15.000 times the Earth-Sun distance, or 375 times the distance of the Sun-Pluto.
Whitmire believed that the main constituents of Tyche are the Hydrogen and Helium. He also revealed that the planet’s atmosphere is similar to Jupiter’s atmosphere. “You also can hope this planet has some satellites,” he said(...) Quoting: [link to www.worldnewsco.com] This graphic of Tyche's distance has a small arc that suggest its orbital path and it totally looks like Nibiru's path. I put this red circle over the area where it's supposed to be the full orbital arc. IMAGE ( [ link to s4.postimage.org] ) However, once that there's no data about its orbital period, we can just speculate. |
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02/14/2011 10:54 PM
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Report Copyright Violation | Re: Einhorn is Finkle. Finkle is Einhorn. Is Tyche Nibiru??? Is Nibiru Tyche??? if its 15000 AU from earth.. its buried way deep in the oort cloud. Too far away to affect us any time soon.
Give it 100 years or so. We may get a better view then. |
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02/14/2011 11:11 PM
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Report Copyright Violation | Re: Einhorn is Finkle. Finkle is Einhorn. Is Tyche Nibiru??? Is Nibiru Tyche??? well, if its 15000 AU from earth, its too far away to affect us in any way. In 100 years or so we should get a better look.
Our solar system is huge. that's why we missed this object. Its just too far away. We still can't get an image of it. You will only see artist renderings. We do not have the technology to directly view any planets much past pluto.
The Oort cloud really lies just outside our solar system. Looks kinda close when u look at a map. But with our most powerful rocket, would still take decades to reach this object.
Soooo,if you are looking for an object to be in our inner solar system next year (2012), This ain't it.............. |
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02/14/2011 11:14 PM
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Report Copyright Violation | Re: Einhorn is Finkle. Finkle is Einhorn. Is Tyche Nibiru??? Is Nibiru Tyche??? hubble >?? |
