Whenever \u201cproof\u201d is provided, it almost always has NASA as a source, and the mere mention of NASA legitimizes the idea for many people. On several occasions NASA has mentioned a \u201cPlanet X\u201d, a hypothetical planet that they have looked for, because that is their job. Not only has NASA not seen any \u201cPlanet X\u201d, they have never mentioned that such a planet could be coming our way. One of the mentions of Planet X was when NASA listed the possibilities for an infra-red source they had observed, but a later press release said that it was a galaxy after all. You\u2019ll find fans of Planet X mentioning the original story, but not the subsequent one.<\/p>\n
Sitchin\u2019s writings are all about his interpretation of ancient Sumerians texts, and how he believes they relate to alien beings that came to Earth and created humans using genetic technology. He describes a planet called Nibiru that has a 3600-year orbit, and it will next come close to Earth in 2085. His theory comes from a Sumerian seal that shows 12 planets, and somehow the Sumerians who considered the Sun and Moon to be planets, knew of an extra planet beyond Pluto (modern astronomers only recently discovered Pluto using large telescopes, something the Sumerians did not have.) If aliens had told the Sumerians about Nibiru, they would most likely have told them that the Sun and Moon are not planets…<\/p>\n
ZetaTalk.com has been promoting Planet X for a long time \u2013 since long before 2012 became popular. Originally Planet X was due to arrive on May 15, 2003. Nancy Lieder received this information directly from the \u201cZetas\u201d, for she is their emissary. While the concept has now been aligned with the 2012 phenomenon, Nancy no longer appears to be providing an arrival date on her site.<\/p>\n
An extra source of disinformation is the 2007 book Planet X Forecast and 2012 Survival Guide<\/em>. The authors admit that nobody has seen the planet and that their main piece of evidence is the 1983 infrared report from NASA (again, they neglect to mention the subsequent press releases that nullify this \u201cevidence\u201d). As the title suggests, the book forecasts the flyby of Planet X \u2013 and that it will be visible to NASA infrared telescopes in 2007. The trajectory is detailed until 2014, with Planet X reaching perihelion on February 14, 2013, their nominated doomsday. NASA has not yet confirmed these predictions, neither have amateur astronomers who supposedly would be able to spot the planet in \u201c2009 or even possibly 2010\u201d.<\/p>\n So it seems that Lieder (via aliens) predicted a pole shift in 2003 due to Planet X, and distorted every mention from NASA along with seemingly fake photos to prove it. Meanwhile people who read about ancient mysteries picked up on Sitchin\u2019s Nibiru. And then people heard about 2012 and other pole shift theories (primarily from myself and Patrick Geryl), and decided that they all fitted together, despite the glaring incompatibilities.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Whenever I have been contacted by well-meaning people telling me that Planet X will be arriving in 2012, I always ask them this:<\/p>\n Tell me the date, and the place in the sky when I will be able to clearly see it, and I\u2019ll take a look.<\/em><\/p>\n To date nobody has been able to supply me with this information, which should be easy to obtain if there were any facts to the story.<\/p>\n More information here: <\/p>\n <\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/survive2012.com\/news\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/12\/planet_x.jpg\" "\\"planet_x\\"")
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