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teddy51

(3,491 posts)
2. Does that mean that you believe that when we die, we no longer exist? In other words
Thu Dec 29, 2011, 11:30 PM
Dec 2011

is there no life after death?

 

wildbilln864

(13,382 posts)
8. No, that specifically...
Fri Dec 30, 2011, 12:11 AM
Dec 2011

by it self doesn't mean that. But that is what I believe. When the lights go out, it's over. That's it!
No real reason to believe otherwise. IMHOOC!

Bolo Boffin

(23,796 posts)
3. I had to look this up at Wikipedia
Thu Dec 29, 2011, 11:35 PM
Dec 2011

Several scientific problems with the hypothesis are spelled out there. One is that Nibiri would be easily visible if it were that close, just like Jupiter and Saturn. Its gravitational effect on other planets would also be easily seen.

 

teddy51

(3,491 posts)
4. I think if you do some major research, there is a major gravitational force coming, as
Thu Dec 29, 2011, 11:45 PM
Dec 2011

Planet X moves forward. There is a very interesting story behind Planet X/Nibiru when one begins to search for this information. My first information came two days ago. I had never heard of this Planet before that, and was mesmerized when I began to garner information about this.

 

teddy51

(3,491 posts)
6. Not true! I am not saying that Global warming is not in play here, but I certainly believe that
Thu Dec 29, 2011, 11:56 PM
Dec 2011

the pull of Nibiru is having a very huge effect on Earth. As we move forward in 2012, I believe that we will feel a much greater effect of this Planet on earth.

Bolo Boffin

(23,796 posts)
11. Yes, true. Gravitational effect on planetary orbits would be easily seen if Nibiru actually existed.
Fri Dec 30, 2011, 01:14 AM
Dec 2011

Easily observed, easily measured, easily demonstrated to be true. The planetoid Pluto was discovered this way, as well as plenty of other items in the solar system.

There is no Nibiru.

RKP5637

(67,112 posts)
13. Here's an interesting article you might like if you've not yet seen it ...
Sun Jan 1, 2012, 01:41 PM
Jan 2012

"Is Google Censoring Nibiru Planet X?"

It just covers a range of interesting information IMO.

http://subversify.com/2011/06/10/is-google-censoring-nibiru-planet-x/

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