Tsunami 1,200km / hour will destroy Earth when the mysterious planet appears?
Gill Broussard, an astronomer, declared that it was only a matter of time. The giant planet Nibiru or also known as Planet X will appear.
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Gill Broussard, an astronomer, declared that it was only a matter of time. The giant planet Nibiru or also known as Planet X will appear.
According to the Daily Star, those who believe in conspiracy theory and scientists once mentioned a mysterious X planet, located three or four times the distance from th…
For more than a century, astronomers have always suspected that some giant object is lurking on the edge of the solar system.
According to Daily Mail, David Meade is a researcher awarded a master's degree in statistics. He has repeatedly made predictions about a mysterious X planet capable of c…
NASA warns giant meteorite about to crash into Earth on February 25, 2017.
We can all breathe a sigh of relief: comet killer Elenin has swept close to the Earth but does not cause earthquakes or tsunamis as some predictions.
In a new statement, conspiracy theorists warned that the mysterious planet named Nibiru will destroy the earth by a raging collision in September.
Conspiracy theorists believe that November 19 is the end of the Earth when the mysterious space system Nibiru will cause a series of natural disasters worldwide.
Experts of the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) said today, November 15, will be a good apocalypse
A mysterious planet called Nibiru or Planet X (Planet X) may collide with the earth next month, according to conspiracy theorists.
Moving to another planet in the future is the target of humanity, but this does not guarantee that humans can escape the apocalypse if it happens.
In recent years, speculations and forecasts about apocalypse have become more and more numerous. There have been many false forecasts, but new forecasts still appear
Meade argues that on April 23, the Sun, Moon and Jupiter will converge on the constellation Virgo, marking the day of the Earth's destruction.
NASA's leading scientist Dr. David Mirrison has erased the rumors that are spreading fast on the Internet that life on earth will end in 2012 ...