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From: bilone67
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  • Lol Wayyy too coincidental to hit 2 planets in a row....

  • @GearsOfWarPopcicle

    BTW, it's what incidentally happen in my simulation. And if it's (maybe) unlikely that it could happen in a single passage, it's certain that it would happen in thousands of passages, and that it would happen for almost all external planets. A planet with an orbit like Nibiru is simply not compatible with the existing solar system.

    Nibiru is no more than a bogeyman surrogate for people grown up without understanding science.

    That's all...

  • interesting data 

  • but there is something there i saw a nasa video posted by some bloke clearly the size of a planet seemingly right next to saturns rings. Maybe not a planet as such what if something was entering our solar system and artificially minimizing its accidental gravitational influence on our solar system to as much as was physically possible?

  • @hideHYDEimcoming

    since saturn rings are still there it couldn't be anything like a planet, nor a big asteroid.

    And no, as far as we know it's not physically possible to minimize the gravitational influence.

  • @bilone67 yeah i know that we dont have that ability but someone who could manufacture a starship planet may be able to. I mean look at the way nibiru entered our solar system, to me a planet sized object that enters like that would give off a load of gravitational disturbance and i think the effects we are feeling from whatever nibiru is should be a lot worse by now given its size.

  • @hideHYDEimcoming

    it's not a technological prolem: it's physics. There is no reason to believe it's possible. All we know tells us that it is impossible. There's no Nibiru for the same reason there is no Santa Klaus.

  • What about Uranus?

  • @TrueHamal

    in this simulation both Jupiter and Uranus would be slung out of the solar system. The sim. doesn't start with actual planetary positions (even if orbits are accurate) but shows what could happen in just a single passage. If a planet like the alleged Nibiru would be real the orbits of the actual planets couldn't be as regular as like they are.

  • @bilone67

    I did understand. Thank you so much for you explanation.

    How could you add "Nibiru" to AstroGrav? I can't add any new objects to this program and it is very nice. Thanks again and regards.

  • Thank you so much for sharing this realistic view of our solar System in the direction to the Northern Ecliptic Pole. Or is it in the direction to the South Ecliptic Pole?

    Regards.

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