My brain really hurts guys...

My brain really hurts guys...

Moo (guest) 22 Aug 2010 06:30

So, I refuse to link youtube videos. Why? That's just asking for trouble. Anyway, so I was watching a certain users (YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE ELLIOT) youtube videos, hoping to see if people were listening to what he was saying… and something caught my eye.

Something involving the use of Google Sky to track an incoming large number of celestial bodies coming straight for us/the sun/the solar system.

… Apparently Nibiru has adopted a new solar system and is bringing it with him on it's return visit.

Okay, look. I know this defies all logic, but I really need to know something: How can this even be considered remotely possible?

The video is called something along the lines of "Double tailed comet" or whatever, which you can find on the related bar to the right if you check out Elliot's videos. Again, I refuse to do direct links. I can't subject myself to the insanity again.

Seriously, you don't NEED to tell me how impossible this is. Actually, wait. Please do. Laughter makes the ouch go away.

Re: My brain really hurts guys...

TheGreatJuju 22 Aug 2010 07:53

Using Google Sky to "track" anything is just stupid. The images comprising those vistas are not real-time. In fact, some of them are quite old. Google Sky is not a simulator; it's just a map.

In any case, if you're referring to the video by user "cashgeneration," the object near Leo is in the vicinity of HIP47880, a very large star. Comparing Starry Night to Google Sky, that's what it looks like to me. As for his OTHER video, the one where he claims a whole solar system is headed our way — well, no. All of those objects are known stars, and they aren't anywhere near us. For example, the aforementioned HIP47880 is over 2,000 light years away. The "tails" are just artifacts. You can see such features all over the DSS imagery.

We have on YouTube yet another random object pointed out by an idiot whose only argument is his imagination. And, of course, all the other standard questions regarding Nibiru (invisibility, gravity, Keplerian motion, etc.) still apply.

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Re: My brain really hurts guys...

3WMElliott 22 Aug 2010 15:05

So, I refuse to link youtube videos.

Sometimes I refuse to watch them.

I hadn't come across that cashgeneration video Juju mentioned (or one of them at least, haven't seen how many there are), suffice it to say each and every object there has been cataloged and whaddayaknow, none of them are cataloged as anything other than stars. Can't add much more to Juju's response really.

… Apparently Nibiru has adopted a new solar system and is bringing it with him on it's return visit.

We've got a bit of a problem with regards to a breakdown of communication between Sitchin's writings and what the consensus seems to be about Nibiru. Because few people seem to agree on what Nibiru actually is, there are so many different descriptions, most commonly of a single object, usually a brown dwarf, or of a small system, a brown dwarf accompanied by a few planets, one of which is Nibiru.

Now you can see why I bring up the Moon Spoon every now and then, as an '[insert object(s) of your beliefs here]' thing. Whatever you define the object(s) to be, it doesn't really matter because it doesn't match what the evidence shows.

Elliot

Just because it has plagued me my entire life, it's Elliott with two l's and two t's. It's actually the more common spelling here, but you are by no means the first to drop a character. If that sounded incredibly nitpicky, I agree.

Mind you, you might be talking about another Elliot/t. Hmm, I wonder…

Re: My brain really hurts guys...

Moo (guest) 22 Aug 2010 17:13

I couldn't edit it, honestly.

Sorry, Elliot(t).