https://news.ucr.edu/articles/2023/03/07/planet-could-end-life-earth
Now, in all fairness, the author of the study says this is just a "theoretical" situation.
A terrestrial planet hovering between Mars and Jupiter would be able to push Earth out of the solar system and wipe out life on this planet, according to a UC Riverside experiment.
But it is fairly obvious they are talking about Planet X. Which Nasa still claims does not exist, while at the same time having a planet X page.
https://www.space.com/15551-nibiru.html
This can get confusing, because "Planet X" was also the term used for a world once thought to be responsible for supposed oddities in the orbits of Uranus and Neptune. American astronomer Percival Lowell came up with this theory, and he hunted for Planet X in the early 20th century. (Clyde Tombaugh's 1930 discovery of Pluto did not validate Lowell's hypothesis, however, because Pluto isn't big enough to jostle Uranus and Neptune in the way that Lowell imagined.) In any event, Planet Nine (or Planet X, if you prefer), may actually exist, and it's not coming to destroy Earth. So, it's very different than the mythical Nibiru.
https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/hypothetical-planet-x/in-depth/
The announcement does not mean there is a new planet in our solar system. The existence of this distant world is only theoretical at this point and no direct observation of the object nicknamed "Planet 9" have been made. The object, which the researchers have nicknamed "Planet Nine," could have a mass about 10 times that of Earth
If you need a brush up on what I think is a closer truth about planet X. The history of satanism video has a great intro about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sjhJ0IbmxA
I suppose if you believe the world is flat, you do not have to continue further, but I just have to point out some odd, statements, in the main article I linked. And it only makes sense if you have some of this background information. Anyway.
“In other star systems there are many planets with masses in that gap. We call them super-Earths,” Kane said. The other gap is in location, relative to the sun, between Mars and Jupiter. “Planetary scientists often wish there was something in between those two planets. It seems like wasted real estate,” he said.
Its not really wasted... there is the asteroid belt there. Something likely existed there, at some point in time.
The results, published in the Planetary Science Journal, were mostly disastrous for the solar system. “This fictional planet gives a nudge to Jupiter that is just enough to destabilize everything else,” Kane said. “Despite many astronomers having wished for this extra planet, it’s a good thing we don’t have it.”
This gets me, for a "theoretical" situation, why does this person reference a extra planet and how we dont have it. Sounds alot like hes talking about planet 9/X to me. Its quite obvious actually.
Jupiter is much larger than all the other planets combined; its mass is 318 times that of Earth, so its gravitational influence is profound. If a super-Earth in our solar system, a passing star, or any other celestial object disturbed Jupiter even slightly, all other planets would be profoundly affected.
Do you see where this is heading yet lol....
The super-Earth would change the shape of this Earth’s orbit, making it far less habitable than it is today, if not ending life entirely. These results gave Kane a renewed respect for the delicate order that holds the planets together around the sun. “Our solar system is more finely tuned than I appreciated before. It all works like intricate clock gears. Throw more gears into the mix and it all breaks,” Kane said.
Exactly what I have been saying for years, and got downvoted to shit in r/conspiracy back in the day for it. Its cyclical. Sometimes this thing comes through, it may not do much, but when everything is aligned, bam, its a major bad time for us.
Got to wonder, if a brown dwarf came in between mars and jupiter, could it be capable of generating tides that are several hundred feet high on earth. Would explain the old flood stories. Would certainly explain what causes the interglacial as well. Wobbling us back and forth towards the sun every time it does a pass.
I hope to the people who read this, who seek the truth and not darkness. I hope your living your lives the way we were meant to. Loving your family and enjoying every day we have, it may not last forever.
R.I.P. Dr. Harrington who seems to have been scrubbed from mainstream sources. (Searching for the direct terms wouldnt even show a video tab in google results, wont show in search in youtube either) He tried to warn people and ended up with a rare throat cancer in service for his efforts. At least thats what his wife claimed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQ3q21MPtZc
His assistant died under some mysterious ass circumstances as well. (phew this took some searching, good job spooks)
He alleges two top astronomers found proof of Planet X and both died in mysterious circumstances. Dr Robert Harrington, a top astronomer at the US Naval Observatory, had only just revealed his findings when he suddenly died in 1993. In a series of outlandish claims, Dr Harrington insisted that Planet X was an “intruder planet” which was capable of supporting alien life and that it was approaching Earth.
When he died six months later the official cause of death was cancer, but theorists reject this. Then there is Australian astrophysicist Dr Rodney Marks who is said to have died in mysterious circumstances in the South Pole in 2000.
“Then you have the mysterious death in 2000 of an individual at the South Pole telescope, who supposedly died of alcohol poisoning.” It is alleged by some that Dr Marks was about to publish new findings about the planet when he returned from his research station in Antarctica.
Had booze in his room, which is why no one was buying that he drank methanol voluntarily. RIP
The Veda texts speak of a intergalactic war that took place in our solar system. This is what caused the scar on Mars and destruction of the planet that is now the asteroid belt.
Interesting post.