Good point OP,
Maybe you forgot a little about the binary stars, what if nibiru and the sun are them, with the planets around,
what if ele is a planet from nibiru on his way?
thats what you think , don't you?
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1335230Yes, but I believe Nibiru is
not the Sun's binary companion.
Check out this orbital diagram of a standard binary star system.
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link to i306.photobucket.com]
The problem is that there are all sorts of Binary orbits, even some that make it possible for the Binary companion to Never enter the inner solar system.
However, let's consider what the Starviewer team said back in 2009.
The Starviewer team claimed that G1.9 is our Brown Dwarf companion which may be entering the inner solar system, and has planets orbiting around it.
Look at this orbit: [
link to www.nowpublic.com]
Read more about it here: [
link to www.nowpublic.com]
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link to babelfish.yahoo.com]
"The object, G1.9 is currently located in the direction of our Galaxy’s center, Sagittarius, which glows bright in this infrared spectrum image.
Because of the bright background G1.9 is not visible in normal light wavelengths."
There research is questionable, but the closest thing I've seen to being accurate.
Regardless, It's very possible that Starviewer indeed found "Nibiru" when they were studying G1.9.
These are pictures they took of G1.9
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link to xa.yimg.com]
Look familiar? Looks like the "Hoax" Nibiru SPT image to me.
