Brown dwarf behind sun! proof! right from NASA!

Wed Feb 23, 2011 4:57 pm » by **Ghymmie**

nothingmatters wrote:50 quid says nothing happens in 6months a year two years 10 years , the more I read this website the more I laugh its all bullshit

Kind of an empty bet, cuz if your wrong, not that you will be... but.... how will u pay up?

Wed Feb 23, 2011 5:08 pm » by **Peppami**

Object not found! The link to the pictures don't work anymore!:(((

Wed Feb 23, 2011 5:26 pm » by **Stinkbug**

The only brown dwarf I know of is Gary Coleman and he is dead so I guess this leaves us with nothing.

So much for the brown dwarf behind the sun theory.

Wed Feb 23, 2011 5:55 pm » by **Frankenstein**

hanjis wrote:This slideshow show a large brown dwarf, slightly bigger than our sun, hiding behind our sun, making it's approach towards earth!

Rubbish. Don't let facts get in the way of a good doomsday prediction though. Brown dwarfs are all about the size of Jupiter, Much smaller than our sun.

Wed Feb 23, 2011 6:09 pm » by **Gunzenbomz**

Well the evidence I have witnessed over 8+ years has a glowing red star with atleast 2 large planets..plus one moon if my memory serves me right.

It is way out in our solar-system below the elliptical plain of our equator..only SPT can see it I currently believe & those other speedily made telescopes on the South-polar region. Not local, but is racing inward to swoop around sun & then leave again.

We get two close encounters with Niburi]

Wed Feb 23, 2011 6:14 pm » by **Bert666**

you found it

Mon Nov 26, 2012 11:19 pm » by **lcsavi**

Hanjis:

Well, according to your post, we all should be dead by now. Interestingly enough, we all seem to be alive and well; what's gone wrong?

A couple comments:
1) Why isn't the address where the brown dwarf image supposedly come from correctly typed?
2) You say that your brown dwarf is "slightly bigger than our sun". Do your homework first. Brown dwarfs, by definition, have masses lower than our sun (in fact, they lack mass to turn into real stars) and they are _all_ Jupiter-sized; therefore, considerable smaller than our sun.

Take Tuor10's advice and get out more. Or if you insist in staying home, use your computer and your Internet access to learn something.

Tue Nov 27, 2012 12:16 am » by **Poooooot**

Hanjis wrote:
99socks wrote:So I guess in 6 months when we are on the other side of the sun, we will all see this with our eyes, right?

You will be dead long before I am afraid