Scientists believe they may have found a new planet in the far reaches of the solar system, up to fo

sponge999 said:
BadCompany why do you keep posting this stuff?? Must really want the world to end:)
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Sorry I found it interesting? Do you not?
This kind of stuff?

What this as the Comet Elenin thread about a comet coming by later this year? I happen to enjoy looking up? Don't you?

What's the problem I haven't said the worlds ending you have just made assumptions and will all know what they make of you don't we.
 
badcompany said:
Sorry I found it interesting? Do you not?
This kind of stuff?

What this as the Comet Elenin thread about a comet coming by later this year? I happen to enjoy looking up? Don't you?

What's the problem I haven't said the worlds ending you have just made assumptions and will all know what they make of you don't we.
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You saying "is this nibiru?" No such thing.
 
Superewza said:
Saw this earlier, amazing if true. Did some calculations and at four times the size of Jupiter it would be half the size required to become a star.
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Would you share the calculations? Are you assuming that the planet has the same density as Jupiter, given that star formation is about mass, not size?

There is a star that's only a little bigger than Jupiter, but it's 100 times more massive.

It would be odd (and therefore interesting) to have a gas giant a light-year out from the star it's orbiting. How did it come to be so far out? That's a couple of thousand times further out than the next furthest planet.
 
Well done to news websites and papers faking an image of an UNOBSERVED planet. It's existence has been theorised - that's it. It possibly, COULD exist as it MAY solve some unknown phenomena about the other system.

Now the 2012 theorists are going to go mental and brainwash even more young gullible people into thinking we're all doomed.

There is ZERO PROOF this planet exists.
 
badcompany said:
why has Hubble not seen this ?
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Why would it? If it exists, it's a light-year out. If it exists, it's miniscule. Sure, it might be a bit bigger than Jupiter, but on this scale that is miniscule. If it exists, it will be extremely cold.

So if it exists, it will be extremely hard to find. If you had Hubble looking in exactly the right place specifically for it, then it might show some sign of it. If it exists.
 
Pete.Dakota said:
Well done to news websites and papers faking an image of an UNOBSERVED planet. It's existence has been theorised - that's it. It possibly, COULD exist as it MAY solve some unknown phenomena about the other system.

Now the 2012 theorists are going to go mental and brainwash even more young gullible people into thinking we're all doomed.

There is ZERO PROOF this planet exists.
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Exactly. It's a hypothesis. An interesting one that explains some observations, but as yet it's completely untested.

Even if it does exist, that doesn't mean it's dangerous to Earth. A planet about 6 trillion miles away is not a direct hazard. It might sometimes push some rockier stuff out of orbit that might come our way, but we know with absolute certainty that bits of rock sometimes hit Earth. Knowing what the cause is won't make any difference or make any difference to the degree of risk.
 
Scientists have theorised that the planets inner core is made of molten Jack Daniels and the outer core is pure tinfoil. The planet itself is expected to be surrounded by several rings known as the planetary collision particulate or PCP for short..
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