Coolhandluke74  Wrote:

Nemesis comes and civilizations fall.....

So what wiped out our memory of the last great fall? There is evidence that suggests we were once more advanced.

LoP Guest  Wrote:

In 2011, David Morrison, a senior scientist at NASA known for his work in risk assessment of near Earth objects, has written that confidence in the existence of an object like Nemesis has drastically diminished, since it is expected it should have been detected in infrared sky surveys before now. However other scientists have observed that there are hundreds of red stars recorded in sky surveys with no parallax information on their actual distance from the solar system. Until parallax and proper motion and measurements are completed, there is no way to ascertain the distance of these red stars (whether they are nearby red dwarfs or distant red giants)."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nemesis_(hy...ical_star)

When it comes to Wikipedia, I believe that footnoted statements
are from published sources (i.e., fact-checked) ... whereas those
without footnotes are not sourced ... Just sayin'


Using newer and more powerful infrared telescope technology, able to
detect brown dwarfs as cool as 150 kelvins out to a distance of 10
light-years from the sun,[9] preliminary results from the Wide-field
Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE survey) have not, to date, detected
Nemesis, although the analysis of the full survey is not yet
complete.[10] In 2011, David Morrison, a senior scientist at NASA
known for his work in risk assessment of near Earth objects, has
written that confidence in the existence of an object like Nemesis has
drastically diminished, since it is expected it should have been detected
in infrared sky surveys before now.[11][12]

However other scientists[who?][when?] have observed that
there are hundreds of red stars recorded in sky surveys with no
parallax information on their actual distance from the solar system.
Until parallax and proper motion and measurements are completed,
there is no way to ascertain the distance of these red stars (whether
they are nearby red dwarfs or distant red giants).[citation needed][dubious – discuss]
.

In the heart of the lion.

What you've posted is evidence for planet Tyche, which has been theorized to exist in the Oort belt for some time now.


There is still no evidence of a planet (or a binary star (facepalm)) coming, or ever had come, through the solar system.

Cooter, I don't claim to know -- just think it should be explored. How about you?

Nemesis comes and civilizations fall.....

LoP Guest  Wrote:

Cooter, I don't claim to know -- just think it should be explored. How about you?

"Keep an open mind, but not so open that your brain falls out." ~ Carl Sagan


I think it is far better explored by the thousands of accredited
universities, space agencies, and astronomical societies, with
their legions of brilliant qualified/degree-ed scientific-method
doctorates ... rather than the dim bulbs of the ascension driven
paranoid woo-woo Fundie Fringe

Or as one of the Nemesis article editors at Widipedia astutely noted ...

It appears from their website that the founders are some form of
crypto-danikenites, attempting to link a companion star with ancient
mythologies of 'golden ages' and 'gods' from the sky who walked
among men. At best, they are pseudo-scientists or creationists, at
worst, UFO cargo-cultists. The problem is that this sort of topic is
likely to attract many fringe elements due to its tones of chiliasm and
millenialism. The 26 million year time frame doesn't meet their ideas of
recent "hidden" human history, so they need a shorter orbital period
to make it work. If they knew their science, they'd know how relatively
easy it would be for a technological civilization to travel a mere 1-1.5
light years (the estimated current distance of Nemesis, according to
Muller) via fission or fusion pulse detonation propulsion (aka Project
Orion and Daedalus) in 20 years. Entirely attainable. If humanity knew
how close the nearest star was (if Nemesis exists), the space program
would become a major global priority, so there are also political
undertones to this topic as well.

LoP Guest  Wrote:

KeLiy  Wrote:

something is out there, this i know. it's been heading here. my theory is it could be a vast mothership. maybe behaves like a planet or a brown dwarf. it doesn't really matter.
tptb won't tell us ahead of time, yet i can see they fear something incoming by the reports they have been putting out the past few years.
i don't have to name it or know exactly what it is, i just know it is there, and coming near us.

There is enough evidence one could gather to suggest the .gov's around the world are expecting an extinction level event to occur in the near future. How near is subject to speculation, but none the less, they are expecting 'something'.

The irony is, it looks like an extinction event for governments, and an ascension event for the rest of us.

If there was a brown dwarf remotely close to our solar system, we would be seeing the effects on each planet. Drastic effects.