Back in 2012, according to the calculations of some scientists, the planet Nibiru was supposed to pass near the Earth, which would cause the pole shift, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, violent hurricanes and huge tidal waves, another global flood. The consequence of all this would be global climate change. The Earth would simply be obliged to deviate from its axis and begin to rush chaotically across space. But in 2012 we never saw this strange and mysterious planet.
Panic 2012
Not so long ago, the well-known conspiracy theorist David Mead, referring to an unnamed astronomer working in an observatory unknown to the general public, said that the planet Nibiru not only really exists, but will very soon discover itself. And "soon" is just the other day. The conspiracy theorist officially announced that on September 23 we will see this strange and mysterious planet in the sky, just like we see the moon every night. Immediately after this, a real apocalypse will begin, which, if not destroying, then will turn upside down the entire life of mankind.
September 23 has passed, and apart from the good old moon, nothing else appeared in the sky. As for the apocalypse, then everyone chooses to their taste: someone thinks that life is a success, while someone thinks that we are all going to hell.
NASA, apparently, is exposed to the most frequent questions from people who are seriously concerned about a possible attack by the ruthless Nibiru on our cozy little world. Over the past ten years, according to the staff of this venerable agency, their phones have literally been “cut off” in search of the truth about the evil planet. The questions are basically the same. When exactly should Nibiru arrive? What are the consequences for humanity in connection with her visit? How deep to dig a bunker to survive? Etc.
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Tired of such requests, NASA, represented by 77-year-old astrophysicist David Morrison, issued an official statement.
“Back in 2008, I believed that theories about Nibiru were Internet rumors, empty and completely unfounded, which would quickly lose popularity,” said the astrophysicist. - But no, people continue to talk about it ten years later - that's what is amazing! The last apocalypse associated with Planet X was promised to us on November 19 this year. And where is he? And before that, similar promises were made many, many times. Look - we are still alive and well. But the hysteria continues: at least once a working day, I get a question about Nibiru. People are afraid to live, people cannot sleep, fearing a cataclysm. When I begin to convince a person that no Planet X is moving towards us, they suspect me of deception, or even openly call me a liar: they say, I hide important information from the public. Why then would someone write and call me if everyone knows better than me,what about this mystical Nibiru?
Aliens from the star Zeta Grid
The statement by David Morrison sounded openly irritated. And it can be understood. He is engaged in a serious matter, and they pester him with all sorts of nonsense. What's most unpleasant is that his answers are being questioned. Indeed, why then ask if you do not believe?
David, who has closely monitored the spread of rumors about Nibiru, states that the first talk about Planet X was around 1995, when a certain Nancy Leader announced to the press that aliens from the star Zeta Grid had warned her of an impending collision of Nibiru with Earth. Then this information, like a virus, spread through the media and the Internet, and then - you yourself see what happened.
Igor Nikitin