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John Moore-Nibiru moderated thread for civil discusion
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I'm still not a total believer but I heard it could be a brown dwarf or something or a neutron(neutrino?) star but I don't know if that came from Moore or someone else. I try to keep my sources straight. Anyway, that's supposed to be one of the few reasons or excuses of why we can't see it. Moore says you have to be in the Southern Hemisphere with a professional grade tele.
For what it's worth.
Quoting: D'Light I've spoken with multiple astronomers, and they all have said the same thing... IF a brown dwarf/neutrino star were in our system, it would have thrown neptune and jupiter completely out of our system, and more than likely all the inner planets as well. Those aren't the kind of things that just sneak up on you. ON THE OTHER HAND Near Earth Objects (NEO's) are asteroids that come dangerously close to Earth. We only have four, I believe, full time stations looking for these NEO's. I would be more worried about an asteroid/comet strike than Nibiru/Brown Dwarf/Neutrino star. REALLY? You have spoken with multiple astronomers? Right. Just run in the same circle, huh? lol. Yea, ya know, people with telescopes. They are out there, believe it or not. And I'm not talking about rinky dinky scopes either.Then why all the construction of HIGH DOLLAR infrared telescopes? Especially at the South Pole, that equipment is very sensitive, and they built it in the most harsh conditions on Earth, doesn't that raise your brow? And nobody you know owns that kind of equipment, the Amateurs are useless in this case. Hypothetically speaking of course...
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