@star57man Chemtrails are about as much nonsense as Nibiru is and as @rsrecordbreaker says, bring science to the table, not beliefs and conspiracies. Just to add, when I first heard about Nibiru I believed it too, until I done my own research and followed other peoples evidence for and against it and concluded with a "sane" mind that it clearly does NOT exist (unless of course you refer to Nibiru as it's correctly translated into, as Jupiter).
@rsrecordbreaker Yes, that's exactly what I know why it should be impossible that it circles around the sun, because its orbit would be something like a very overstretched ellipsis, almost like a line, which would mean that it would be catapulted/or catapult itself out of the solar system. What if there's another star that could balance this speed or influence "Nibiru" to return to the solar system, would that be possible? A multiple star system with sun, another star, Nibiru?
@1982wolpertinger I don't know, because to keep the influence constant, the star or other planet would need to have the same orbit, since gravity decreases exponentially, and if it had the same orbit, well it would also get catapulted out of the solar system. An interstellar planet ejected from alpha centauri could slow it down, though it would have to follow a similar orbit or there would have to be other planets slowing it down. If such planets exist, then Nibiru is not on a
2b. for a star to be able to capture nibiru in its gravitational field, loop it around (or influence) and send it back to earth, it must have at least the mass of the sun. however, if it did have a mass similar to the sun, then it should be pretty visible, no?
@star57man Chemtrails are about as much nonsense as Nibiru is and as @rsrecordbreaker says, bring science to the table, not beliefs and conspiracies. Just to add, when I first heard about Nibiru I believed it too, until I done my own research and followed other peoples evidence for and against it and concluded with a "sane" mind that it clearly does NOT exist (unless of course you refer to Nibiru as it's correctly translated into, as Jupiter).
MrNeilneil123 1 month ago
@rsrecordbreaker Yes, that's exactly what I know why it should be impossible that it circles around the sun, because its orbit would be something like a very overstretched ellipsis, almost like a line, which would mean that it would be catapulted/or catapult itself out of the solar system. What if there's another star that could balance this speed or influence "Nibiru" to return to the solar system, would that be possible? A multiple star system with sun, another star, Nibiru?
1982wolpertinger 1 month ago
@1982wolpertinger I don't know, because to keep the influence constant, the star or other planet would need to have the same orbit, since gravity decreases exponentially, and if it had the same orbit, well it would also get catapulted out of the solar system. An interstellar planet ejected from alpha centauri could slow it down, though it would have to follow a similar orbit or there would have to be other planets slowing it down. If such planets exist, then Nibiru is not on a
rsrecordbreaker 1 month ago
@rsrecordbreaker "constant" orbit, because these planets will end up slowing it down until it crashes into the sun.
rsrecordbreaker 1 month ago
@1982wolpertinger
2b. for a star to be able to capture nibiru in its gravitational field, loop it around (or influence) and send it back to earth, it must have at least the mass of the sun. however, if it did have a mass similar to the sun, then it should be pretty visible, no?
unicornsashimi 3 weeks ago
Thumbs up if conspiracy theories are your number one source for comedy and entertainment! :)
athosfonseca 1 month ago
Good video.
Calm, collected and stopping the spread of disinformation without being a prick about it.
If I believed in nibiru before, I wouldn't be upset that I didn't now.
This is what more people should do to stop the rapid spread of disinformation that is swarming this planet.
chuckinator11 1 month ago