NASA Discovers New Planet In Our Solar System-REAL-Must See

Wed Feb 16, 2011 2:13 pm » by **Dukettt**

smokeydog wrote:
dukettt wrote:hydrogen and helium? So if it gathers some more mass it will ignite and we will have another sun? That would be exellent!

no it really wont

You mean two suns wouldnt be nice? Or that the sun is not hydrogen and helium?

Wed Feb 16, 2011 2:16 pm » by **Smokeydog**

i mean it wont be nice for life and the planet for too long also i cant find anything on nasa site about this :S

Wed Feb 16, 2011 2:39 pm » by **Muchtyman**

So ..........Is this related to g 1.9 that these Spanish astronomers mentioned they had discovered out by pluto last year .

Since two weeks ago, Pluto has suffered the impact, heating and disruption of a new celestial body too close to its orbit. The reason: A brown dwarf sized 1.9MJ (Mass of Jupiter) which is positioned right in “Sagittarius,” and that is now disturbing the orbit of Pluto. But not only that of Pluto, it is disturbing the orbit of Jupiter and other planets of the solar system. In fact, Sun has delivered CMEs in recent weeks that have caused a shift of the geomagnetic axis at exactly 19 degrees, as well as an increase in the seismicity of about 1.33 MW seismicity half of 2008, so “literally” confirms the theory of our binary solar system. Something was approaching, and clearly, the peak of the Oort cloud in the area of Sagittarius, is caused by a brown dwarf, which also can be displayed in World Wide Telescope (WWT)

http://chapter126.wordpress.com/2010/04 ... ewer-team/

Today, July 20, 2009, A Brown Dwarf 1.9MJ is just literally intercepting the orbit of Pluto. Its scientific name is: G1.9 and it may be seen at World Wide Telescope http://www.worldwidetelescope.org/Home.aspx in Sagittarius near Pluto. Whoever wants to see it will look, and whoever does not want to see it wont look. However , the evidence is there G1.9-Sagitarius.

Enter G1.9 in the search engine of wwt ..............This is what you get ..

Wed Feb 16, 2011 3:10 pm » by **Alienlabrat**

Game over, NASA, NSA, et al.

Time's running out. Come clean or be cleaned.

Wed Feb 16, 2011 3:30 pm » by **Stratosfear**

G1.9 is a supernova remnant some 25,000 light years away. The spanish observers were supposed to release their findings but as far as I know they never did. With regards to Tyche, it seems it has only been inferred to exist because of the peculiarities in comets orbits. Even one of the "discoverers" admits it may only be a statistical fluke and that Tyche doesn't exist so shouting that NASA (who had nothing to do with this) should come clean is a little premature for this. However, some planets were discovered because of orbital anomolies in other planets.