Physicist Nassim Haramein,Nibiru Has Come and Gone

Physicist Nassim Haramein has video proof that Planet Nibiru has come and gone.

A comet almost 2x the size of Jupiter (the largest planet in our solar system) recently passed through our solar system but was never reported on main stream media because the scientists and astrologists "thought we were toast". This comet, which Nissim believes was Nibiru, should have disrupted our solar system due to its mass and gravitational pull. Mercury should have been pulled into the sun while earth should have experienced tidal waves all over the planet. The comet was on track to hit the sun, but a huge sun flare emission veered the comet off course, as it traveled past the sun and out of our solar system. This was visible from the west coast in the early morning in February 2003. Two comets have gone by inside the orbit of Mercury into the sun.

Considering the mass and gravitational pull of these objects, "We shouldn't be here. We were given a second chance. We're floating in grace and 'somebody' is taking care of us." In a few days, Nibiru was out of our solar system. With a "comet" of this size, the gravitational force was enormous.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTlqtoQf ... r_embedded

Regarding Nassim Haramein's claims......I actually bought his DVD package of lectures on the strength of seeing his claim that Nibiru had passed through the solar system. But I think he may have been bending the truth a little, as later on I found these two comets referred to as regular visitors, I cannot remember exactly what they were called, but I do not think they were Nibiru, and I am not sure that they were as huge as he was making out, being made of frozen gaseous material. His DVD lectures were very long winded and quite clever but................ over my head really.

Nope "the planet with no name" was in a direction to the south pole of the Sun get down there in a exotic parabolic curve called: "Tschirnhaus(en)'s cubic"
http://math.colgate.edu/math111/dlantz/ ... 30601.html

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