Jones Beene wrote:
That would be 'nemesis'. Nemesis has always been thought to be a hypothetical red dwarf star, orbiting the Sun at a distance of about 70,000 AU and beyond the Oort cloud, which
Perhaps the reason that we do not see a red dwarf where one should be, for this
nemesis postulate to be correct - is that it is an ultracold dwarf instead of a
hot red dwarf. Perhaps it is composed mostly, Perhaps we will discover it when
we start looking for a magnetic signature, not a photonic signature.
You heard it first on Vortex <g> ... which a few readers prefer to think of as
edging closer to SciFi than SciMy (which is 'what I was taught') ... so be it...
About 10-12 years ago I first heard about Nibiru on C to C AM. Last
spring Pat Bailey sent me a link, which I have believe that I posted, it
is a link to a Utube video which shows a blurry spot of light which is
identified as Nibiru. It's said to be headed this way. It is scheduled
to arrive in the inner solar system in 2012. So in a couple of years we
should be able to start making measurements of the object's interaction
with the solar system. Exciting times, eh?
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