Nibiru ECLIPSE? Planet X collision date ‘revealed… and not by conspiracy theorists

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August 23, 2017
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THE date the mythical Planet X or Nibiru could crash into Earth, destroying all life, has been “revealed” by a group of researchers… who remarkably claim they are not conspiracy theorists.

Ancientastronautarchive.com slammed recent reports that yesterday’s total solar eclipse was a signal before Nibiru comes hurtling towards us, as rubbish “touted by conspiracy theorists”.The website claims Nibiru is REAL, but will not come our way until around 2900.

The group claims that recent reports of an impending apocalypse have ridiculed years of “solid research” into when Nibiru will really strike.

In a video entitled Nibiru 2017 Eclipse, which was uploaded to YouTube yesterday, the website rubbished claims Nibiru was about to strike after the eclipse.

The video branded those making the claims that the eclipse is a warning sign before an apocalypse as “fear mongering conspiracy theorists who have hijacked Nibiru to progress their own personal agendas of greed and notoriety.”

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The eclipse is not a warning sign of Planet X, Nibiru researchers have claimed.

Those behind the website, however, do believe that Nibiru is going to one day appear and threaten Earth.They subscribe to an “ancient astronauts” theory that says thousands of years ago our ancestors were visited by superior aliens from other planets who helped them build great structure like the Egyptian pyramids that we “could not have built alone.”

The website also believes there are accounts from the ancient Sumerians about the fact that Nibiru would one day hit us.

The video added: “Fearmongerds and conspiracy theorist, in their perversion of serious researchers’ work, destroy the credibility of the ancient astronaut hypothesis.”

The video says the late Zecharia Sitchin, who wrote extensively on Nibiru, was the most renowned ancient astronaut researcher of modern times.NASA has said it knows of no large object that will hot the earth for “at least a few hundred years.”

Although those behind the website claim not to be conspiracy theorists, they went on to suggest NASA may be referring to Nibiru.

The video added: “NASA very clearly qualifies that the potential of a large object collision does not exist for at least a few hundred years.

Fear mongering conspiracy theorists who have hijacked Nibiru to progress their own personal agendas of greed and notoriety.

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“Could it be about 900 years. say somewhere around 2900?“In this regard, one might argue that NASA’s own statement corroborates a date range meticulously researched and determined by Zecharia Sitchin for the actual return date of the planet Nibiru.”

In January NASA fuelled the Nibiru theory when it announced that there was a hidden Planet 9 lurking in our solar system.

However the US space agency assures that Nibiru is a hoax and is never expected to emerge, hit or pass the earth.

Source: Express.co