Considering what was originally written I think my Star Trek reference is more viable.
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Well, in my opinion, there is some entrainment of a comedic nature to the original post for this thread....but Star Trek is entertaining as heck
The Nibiru conspiracy dates back way before this, but ultimately always goes back to a conspiracy theorist named Sitchin. It crops up every now and then, or under the Biblical term Wormwood, but essentially the same idea. A lot of pseudo-science and interpretive math, but no real scientific support for it. It gets hauled out whenever doomsday is a hot topic.
This is a perfect example of why I don't believe everyone should have the right to own a firearm!
Ya, and some people shouldn't have raisins (me)
Lisa comes home today and sees me stretched out on the floor seeing me and her two little paps eating something out of the bowl she ask what are you guys eating, all I said was raisins and the loudest scream I ever heard coming from her direction (scared the shxt out of me) all of a sudden she runs to the medicine closet taking out the hydrogen peroxide and syringe (yelling at me as she is grabbing her two dogs, I have no clue what she said) as she bolted outside by now I'm already standing on the porch scratching my head watching her filling up the syringe with peroxide then forcing it down the dogs throats and within 5 mikes the dogs emptied their stomach, she walk up to me and kissed me on the cheeks and said 'NO MORE RAISINS FOR YOU YOU BIG NUT'
After she explained things to me I almost had the desire to fill the syringe for me too... Just goes to show the OP isn't the only nut here
Apparently, raisins and grapes can cause acute renal failure and kidney failure in dogs (they don't know why) it's a recent discovery like in 2010, ya I learned something yesterday, the wife gave me an education.
I have close to 100 grapevines here for wine mostly. Well, a couple years ago I was with the dog, and I would pick a grape and eat it. She watched me, and started helping herself to some grapes. I thought it was cute, until I told our vet about it. She warned me, so no grapes for the pit anymore. Luckily we never saw any signs of any problems. Considering how many she ate, I'm probably lucky she's still alive. The vet also told me that onions and chocolate are bad as well for dogs, and Advil will kill a cat. I don't have any cats so that one dosent affect me.
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Onions are pretty bad too according to my vet. Also, not just chocolate, but dark chocolate in particular.
Sitchin nonsense aside, seems there just may be something to a dark, far flung planet orbiting the sun.
http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016...eptune-sized-planet-lurks-unseen-solar-system
http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016...eptune-sized-planet-lurks-unseen-solar-system
Yeah, I read an article on the possibility of another planet out there too. Interesting stuff, but I still think there's some nut cases out there!
Oh I'm sure there are planets we haven't discovered yet that's a given, though I error on the side of excitement not conspiracy unlike a good number of youtube worshipers regarding space
Besides, I don't think FEMA is ready for anything outside a rain drop much less anything cataclysmic though they can offer us a bottle of water, toenail clippers and a bunch of phone numbers to answering services
Besides, I don't think FEMA is ready for anything outside a rain drop much less anything cataclysmic though they can offer us a bottle of water, toenail clippers and a bunch of phone numbers to answering services
I agree with the exciting aspect of it. It's a neat idea that something could be orbiting in a perpendicular plane to the other planets. Still seems like someone would have noticed something large by now though.Oh I'm sure there are planets we haven't discovered yet that's a given, though I error on the side of excitement not conspiracy unlike a good number of youtube worshipers regarding space
Besides, I don't think FEMA is ready for anything outside a rain drop much less anything cataclysmic though they can offer us a bottle of water, toenail clippers and a bunch of phone numbers to answering services
One of my favorite posters I ever saw was a map of the Milky Way, and over in the lower right hand corner was an arrow, with "you are here". One tiny little speck in this huge Galaxy, among billions of other galaxies. Kind of helps me keep things in perspective when I'm worried about things. None of our little things are really worth worrying about!
Just the vastness of our own solar system is mind boggling enough.
Especially if we're now adding another planet, in 2016. I'm surprised it took so long to detect the possibility of it, given that the math must have always been a little fuzzy without it.
My bigger worry though, is kind of with the conspiracy crowd. If we don't know where this thing is, in its orbit, and we don't really know the full orbit time, could this be the rouge element responsible for mass extinctions? (like it drags some asteroids with it, etc.)?
Especially if we're now adding another planet, in 2016. I'm surprised it took so long to detect the possibility of it, given that the math must have always been a little fuzzy without it.
My bigger worry though, is kind of with the conspiracy crowd. If we don't know where this thing is, in its orbit, and we don't really know the full orbit time, could this be the rouge element responsible for mass extinctions? (like it drags some asteroids with it, etc.)?
Given that science quest for facts through the means hypotheses, theories and observation we are still very much elementary in our approach and understanding! For Christ sakes science can't even extend human life to two hundred years nor defeat the common cold but science is suppose to know of objects they can't see or touch? and somehow a conspiracy is formed from hearsay and pseudoscience oh and I'm sure a book is being sold to prove the conspiracy. The fact is we know very little of whats beyond our planet thus it only stands to reason since we know very little of our own planet!
And if there is something there, how many more somethings are we not aware of?
Yeah, it's basically an outgrowth of the recent tech advances that allowed us to detect extra-solar planets. One theory, is that this dark passenger could (as it comes more towards the "normal" solar system) be dragging things with it that create Extinction Level Events on Earth periodically. Of course, we'd first need to figure out it's exact orbit, and location within that orbit, and what it would be passing and when.
It obviously never gets close to us, but things it pulls might.
It obviously never gets close to us, but things it pulls might.
Though planets and stars don't move like comets or meteorites since planets and stars are controlled by gravitational influence of the galaxy, the only time planets move closer to one another occurs when two galaxies merge, even our own milky way will merge with the andromeda galaxy in several billion years or so but for some dark planet moving closer to us is just not the case. for a planet to move closer to us it's gravitational effects would have to be greater than the galaxy, not likely!...... unless the milky way has a tractor beam, ya a little sci-fi there
I think you're misreading what I said. I said as the planet moves closer to what we consider to be the normal solar system. If you look at a visual of the projected orbit of this world, there are times it comes closer to the inner core of our 8 planets, and times it is just way away from them, given it's odd orbit. Depending on how long this takes, and whether it's position along the orbital path coincides with massive extinctions, could certainly be telling. But of course, first we'd have to figure out the exact orbit path and where it is along that path. According to the articles, we aren't quite there yet.
Ya I did misread I'm a bad boy...
NASA has been using an re-commissioned/re-calibrated satellite called WISE now called NEOWISE that uses infrared to pierce through the light/gas/dust with it's sole purpose of spotting distant threats. I hope they put more up instead of just this one!
I'm a bad boy...NASA has been using an re-commissioned/re-calibrated satellite called WISE now called NEOWISE that uses infrared to pierce through the light/gas/dust with it's sole purpose of spotting distant threats. I hope they put more up instead of just this one!
