The rumors are spreading once again that Planet X is being imaged. And that it will pass by earth in 2004. This is completely baseless and is coming from only one lady who claims webcam pics from all over the world show planet x. NOT TRUE.
Listen to the debate I did with Nancy Leider on air about her misinformation.
http://xfacts.com/zeta2003/index.html
Other people have been spreading misinformation on the return of planet x as well, this is nothing new. Trust me people, no PLANET X anytime soon....
Misinformation: http://xfacts.com/xnews/page2.htm
PART IIThe mixup again with incoming space objects has lead many "PX believers" to now shift their attention to an asteroid that is poised to pass by earth on the closest approach ever to earth in 2004.
Play Video Clip of Asteroid (real player)
However, THIS IS NOT PLANET X. The planet X as described by Dr. Robert Harrington at NASA, and the ancient knowledge of the sumerian Nibiru are in a range of (4-8 earth masses). No where near the size of a simple asteroid. One that I might add, is going to pass so close, some worry it might be hit with weapons from earth and divert it into actually making it hit the earth. That would be bad.
Read more: http://www.xfacts.com/xnews/page4.htm
The earth-crossing asteroid, 4179 Toutatis, will make its closest approach to earth in the year 2004, according to two NASA-sponsored scientists, Dr. Steven Ostro of Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and Dr. Scott Hutton.
CLOSE APPROACH - 2004
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/toutatis_video_040929.html#video
On September 29, 2004, the asteroid Toutatis will pass four lunar distances from the Earth -- which is four times the distance between the Earth and the Moon. This will be the closest known approach of any comet or asteroid between now and the year 2060. Because of its strange rotation pattern, its trajectory cannot be accurately predicted more than a few centuries in advance. And among asteroids whose orbits cross that of earth, Toutatis's orbit is thought to be among the most chaotic.
Hutton and Ostro, whose research is published in the October, 1995, edition of "Science," said that Toutatis is one of the strangest objects in the solar system. It has an irregular shape and a complex tumbling rotation. The article states that the vast majority of asteroids and all planets spin about a single axis like a football thrown in a perfect spiral. However Toutatis tumbles like "a flubbed pass." As a result of this strange rotation, Toutatis does not have a fixed North pole like the Earth. Its North pole wanders along a curve on the asteroid about every 5.4 days. Toutatis doesn't even have anything that could be defined as a "day," Hutton says. Its rotation is determined by two kinds of motion with periods of 5.4 and 7.3 Earth days, so the asteroid's orientation with respect to the solar system never repeats.
Jason Martell
http://AncientX.com
http://Xfacts.com
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