What is Planet X? Some kind of alien planet like in Transformers Cybertron?
May 11th, 2010
Do you think Planet X is some kind of alien planet like in Transformers Cybertron?
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Planet X (pronounced as the letter, not the Roman numeral) is a hypothetical planet that has been searched for throughout the years by many astronomers. While searching for Planet X, astronomers “found” Pluto, and Xena or Eris, all classified now as dwarf planets and not considered true planets. Planet X was not usually considered to be the 10th planet because when the search began for it, astronomy experts had only discovered eight. Instead the name merely means an unknown planet that exists beyond Neptune.
It is not a real planet.
The term Planet X has been used to mean an unknown planet in our solar system (it was coined in the mid 1800′s after Neptune was discovered). It hasn’t been used in mainstream science since 1930 (when Pluto was discovered) – its only used by people writing end-of-the-world books to sell to the uneducated.
It’s a fictitious planet that is not going to destroy the Earth in 2012 or at any other time.
Since it’s imaginary, it can be anything your little heart desires.
The "Planet X" associated with the Big 2012 Hoax was first invented for the end-of-the-world hoax of 2003. In the original hoax, Nancy had been contacted in her dreams by aliens of a planet 40 light-years from here who had warned her about this rogue planet that was crossing our solar system. (there is no such planet).
It was to pass too close to Earth in May or June 2003 and cause all kinds of problems, including a global tsunami, earthquakes and so on.
The recycling of the Planet X hoax is the founding of the Big 2012 Hoax.
Other minor hoaxes, lies and stories were added to it (even though most of them had not originally been written for 2012).
Nibiru (associated to Planet X in the Big 2012 Hoax) is a different fictitious planet. It was created for a story written in the 1960s. In its story, it cannot return before the year 2085, and when it does return, it cannot harm Earth. Most of the modern description of Planet X are taken from the Nibiru story.
Planet X is "a" or "the", depending on if it actually exists… planet beyond Neptune’s orbit already named Nibiru, which was believed to have 7 times the mass of Earth and was predicted when astronomers often looking at Neptune through telescopes and noticed a shift of Neptune’s position. Neptune appears to shift back and forth with time as it orbits the Sun. Just like planet Uranus does, which was why astronomers predicted Neptune’s existence before it was discovered. They were right about the relation between the existence of Neptune and Uranus’ shift. So when they saw Neptune shift, they were 100% certain there was another large planet out there. The search for planet X began in 1909. 1 year after an asteroid blew up in the sky over Tunguska, Russia known as the Tunguska Event with 1,000 times the power of the Hiroshima bomb dropped in Japan. In 1930, Planet hunter, Clyde Tombaugh discovered an object he thought was Planet X, but it was Pluto, which became the 10th planet, because Pluto was originally thought to be the size of Mars, because measurements weren’t accurate enough, because the instruments weren’t powerful enough and because it was viewed from the ground, which means the atmosphere smeared the view, making it look larger. In fact, if you stood on the moon in a spacesuit, you wouldn’t see any stars besides the Sun, because the apparent image would be so sharpen, they would appear too tiny to see. Now the search for Planet X continues, but by fewer people.