The Nibiru Agenda... Don't fall because you're asleep!!

Something to wrap your brains around, and please stay on topic, or I will delete your posts.

May 14th, 2008 1pm EST: "Scientists today reported the discovery of the youngest supernova in the Milky Way, ending a 50-year search for the exploded stars that remain mysteriously difficult to spot in our galaxy. The supernova, given the obscure name of G1.9+0.3, was detected via remnants from the powerful, element-rich blast it set off an estimated 140 years ago. The youngest previously known supernova, called Cassiopeia A, was 330 years old. Astronomers have scoured the skies for supernovae since Cassiopeia surfaced in the 1950s. Only a half-dozen of the stellar explosions have been noted in the last millennium, but somewhere between 20 and 30 should be occurring in the Milky Way based on galactic evidence. "It's clear that we've not been getting our share [of supernovae] ... this lack is a significant puzzle," North Carolina state university scientist Stephen Reynolds, who aided in the search, said. The supernova shortage becomes particularly significant given the vital role played by remnants, which are the burning trails of hot gas that depleted stars give off for hundreds of years after an initial explosion. Supernova remnants circulate necessary elements such as radium and cobalt throughout the universe. Scientists estimate that most of the earth's heavier elements were deposited on the planet in its early life via remnants. "They drive the lives of our galaxy," Reynolds said. Robert Kirshner, an astrophysicist at Harvard university's Smithsonian centre, put it poetically: "We're all stardust ... this is a stellar death and the corpse is still warm." The young supernova was discovered by using telescopic images taken in 1985 and last year by the US national aeronautics and space administration to measure the age of the exploded While the supernova registered on this planet sometime in the 1860s, it had to travel thousands of light years to reach Earth, meaning that the actual star in question flamed out several millennia ago."

Do you believe it?

I have seen many pictures of Supernovas, this one is vastly different looking when compared to the other known Supernovae in our Galaxy!

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/200...

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[CaptainDistracted]

36% of the viewers of this video are between the ages of 35 and 54... Now, I'd say the vast majority of them are educated enough to know how to read between the lines... It's not a matter of believing that we are in for a major change, it's the fact that one must accept reality.

What do you accept as reality?

[CH1CKENQUIFF]

Why argue about this happening. Maybe it wont happen, maybe it will.

Why not enjoy ourselves NOW then if it happens, we have enjoyed the last part of our lives... If it doesnt happen, you have just enjoyed over 2 years of happiness.

[mobby32]

@CH1CKENQUIFF if its a planet and that far out of our solar system we could barely see it we have a hard time seeing exoplanets too. there is NO possibility that is niburu is real

[cal45deserteagle]

or this nibiru destroyed them, as we know papers don't last very long so they wrote their knowledge in stone tablets, are we going to do the same write also in stone tablets or write in titanium sheet so that it will last longer or the new humans will just recycle it come to think of it how are we gonna informed the new humans to prepare for nibiru or to share our knowledge if we use hard disk drives, or any medium of storage of info which don't last guess start make clay tablets

[cal45deserteagle]

reading world history from ancient times upto the modern era, I learned only one thing Civilizations ends and die, when a civilization reach the high of it's zenith a continued decline will follow. Wars with barbaric tribes, economic decline, environmental calamities, famine, stupid leaders, 7 deadly sins, are some of the causes of Decline. But it keep me thinking if the earth as believe by the scientist to millions of years, are their any part that a super advance civilization exist?

[jadamink]

No matter how crappy this shitty vid is. The truth is what you wanna believe. Theres too many celebs pocketing into this 2012 stuff how are you not going to believe? So when 2012 comes & u realize no celebs are flying off & the news is videotaping them flipping all of humanity off what are you gonna do then? Wait to cook in a god damn oven lookin stupid? :) Mayans predicted they would die! That they would leave the calendar unfinished. They knew the fourth generation would be the last & foolish!

[SaigheadBhriste]

@CaptainDistracted "Nibiru is only a theory, and a strong one at that."

Incorrect. A theory is something that has been tested using scientific methods and not been shown to be untrue. Nibiru is however, a hypothesis and it falls on many scientific grounds, but I'll list just one: G1.9+0.3 is ~7.5 kiloparsecs away, which may be verified by comparisons of apparent and actual magnitudes. Since the speed of light is an upper bound for all speeds in the universe, it cannot possibly arrive in 2012.

[123MrBurg]

Fail video

[keybobrob]

i can't wait til this happens...cuz i am protected..cuz i will live in my basement which is at least a whole 10 feet UNDERGROUND and i will locke my doors and after the nigiru crazy planet leaves imma come out into the dawn of civilization and find me some walmart and target stores to loot.