Nibiru - Planet X - Gravity Simulation

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1. Brown dwarf could easily grab one of those planets and sling it out of the solar system making it a rogue Planet would you agree
2. I don't get it ?does the deep penitration affect Uranus????
3. How we can survive before Planet X comes?
4. People want to believe in Nibiru so badly that their willing to take the word of Zeta Talk or Marshall Masters rather then doing their own actual research. -And watching conspiratorial youtube videos isn't actually doing the research which is the exact reason why Sitchins research has been distorted so completely. Why look up the information for your self when you can let people like Bob Fletcher or Steve Quayle do it for you right? You know -the people that get paid off the disninformation. I'm not saying I don't believe in Nibiru. I'm just saying there's no way it's a dark star. And I don't expect anyone to take my word for it. Download Universe Sandbox and run the simulations for your self. It's that simple. There is no way any variety of dwarf star, even with the smallest mass it can have to not completely destroy the inner solar system in one pass. Think critically. Don't take someone elses word for it. Do the research. Run the simulations.. See for your self. Planet X, if it does exist is a rogue planet, not a dark star.
5. Lightdescent, do you take requests? I'd like to see a simulation of the brown dwarf star at a steeper incline, like 110 percent. Also put it at 60 AU from the sun, throughout it orbit. Is that possible? Or would the sun pull it in so close? I'm hoping to see how the brown dwarf system affects the solar system when it is 60AU from our sun. Finally, could you make planet Nibiru orbit around the dwarf star at about 40 AU? I'm wondering which would make a bigger mess in this scenario; the star or the planet.
6. im scared
7. And now you've seen this... and know Earth is 4.578 Byo and shows nothing but evidence that life has been sustained for over 3.5 Byrs... how does that make you feel?
8. My regards for a job nicely done.
9. A really heavy intruder passing through the inner solar system would indeed mess things up. Fortunately there is no nibiru or planet x coming our way in the foreseeable future. Perhaps you should pay less attention to "occult physics" (which is an oxymoron itself) and pay more attention to astronomy (not astrology).
10. While there is no real doubt that there are more planets in our solar system, the Nibiru/PlanetX debate is a waste of time. The system has already made its closest approach and moved on. The orbital mechanics in no way support even the possibility of a mini-solar system with a red or brown dwarf star and multiple planets passing close to the sun. The orbit would have to be much farther out, otherwise it would lose its planets and moons as it passed close to the sun.
    
    The observed effects have already duplicated themselves clearly indicating a very wide passage on both sides of our orbit. I have been observing this in nature, outside seeing the exact same perturbing of the moons orbit as a repeat event 12 years apart. This also supports the probability of a wider orbit and "action at a distance" theory which is now widely accepted as fact.
    
    Once the perturbed effects are over, the orbits right themselves, again observed during this most recent full moon. The position of the "Rabbit in the Moon" is now upright again as it has not been in long time. The frenzy to build underground shelters is to protect against asteroid impact , a deflecting effect of the Nibiru system as we are in an ongoing asteroid swarm, many passing a hair's width away.
11. O planeta que nunca chega....!!!
12. Perhaps earth is no more than 6000 years old and there has not been time for the plants to be displaced. At what number of times did that occur?
13. love science. The only standing proof that the Bible was written by man and subject to the emotions and exaggerations included.
14. Very interesting indeed, and frankly the best orbital analysis I have seen on the subject so far. However, I see a few observations you overlooked with your analysis. You found that the small mars sized body WAS able to pass through without perturbing the other orbits. If you adjusted the mass and or orbit according to the already measured perturbations on Neptune and Saturn as observed by harrington etc you might find a balance of orbital stability yet an effect on the earth. The effect on the earth is one of tidal extremes after all and not catastrophic orbital changes. However, in fact, it has been recorded that our orbit HAS lost 5 days compared to a few thousand years ago.
    So try adding in the outer planet perturbations and calculate the new planetx orbit based on that...
15. Hmm. well this certainly makes a guy stop and think...
    Thanks for the info.
16. Planet X/Nibirus is a system composed of moons or planets, comets and it attracted also innumerable asteroids because of its great gravity. According to astronomical research, the system Nibirus, have planets or moons called by few ancient researchers Immaru 'Year Dommni, Amel Sarru, Nana, Uri', 'Sarru' 'and still another as yet unknown name. (these names based on the Sumerian plates) However, it is necessary verify to our investigative data to confirm the existence of its moons or planets system as it is not possible good sharpness with view to distinguish. Now, here we will watch the attached video what we can study in scientific bases (made in translated portuguese language) > https://youtu.be/vvnrhi5DcAo
17. so for every supposed perihelion the alleged planet X adds 2'000 years to its own orbital period, regardless of mass! great work, this is very healthy
18. Very well done.  Thank you.  I don't want to seem like I am discounting your work but if you could be so kind as to run the brown dwarf scenario again with the following changes.  The crossing point of the brown dwarf should be halfway between Mars and Jupiter.  And if it is possible give the brown dwarf a set of three planets with two of the planets having moons and as for planet masses give us a spread using your best judgment.  Please and thank you.
19. Great video thankyou.
20. So it appears that this brown dwarf star could be part of a binary to our sun.  And Stichin's claim of a 3600 year orbit is not necessarily accurate since the planets have an influence on its orbit.  So it could conceivably have an initial 1000 year orbit and change to a 3000 year orbit due to gravitational influences.  Our planet may have had its effects 2 or 3 times in the past and the length of our year may have lengthened or shortened because of its influence.  So depending on the timing of when and where it enters our solar system and the inclination determines whether our planet will move closer or further from the sun or is totally wiped out.  Thanks for the enlightening scenarios.  Seems the asteroid belt represents some unfortunate planet in the past that probably encountered one of this dwarfs planets and lost.