Telescope image of the planet X

By JayWill
Telescope image of the planet Nibiru (Amazing)
Sunday, November 4, 2012 9:18
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Telescope image of the planet Nibiru (Amazing)
Uploaded by Alex Hakknen
An impressive picture taken today on 01 September on the planet nibiru, clear lenses in a telescope with diamond magnetized.
There are a few who attempt to mock the knowledge and cognitive comprehension of myself or mankind as a whole in an attempt to falsify the existence of this body without first applying rational scrutiny. The most commonly attacked prospect is the mathematics of the simulation in question.
In the beginning of the video, Earth is moving at approximately 30.3km/s. It’s eccentricity is 0.019, inclination 0.0019, it’s periapsis is 334, ascending node 128, and anomaly at epoch is 12.1. It’s orbit is obviously 1.00 years.
Approximately 2 hours after the passing, it’s orbital properties change immensely. The eccentricity is then 0.75, the inclination is 107, the argument is 96.4, the longitude of the ascending node is 165, and the mean anomaly at epoch is -5.17. Indeed, the eccentricity is increased to a point where it is only in the habitable range of the star for half of its orbit. Additionally, the orbital period of the planet nearly doubles.
As for the clockwise rotation of the simulation, the body is approaching from almost directly above us, its inclination is about 84.7 degrees. The simulation had to be recorded from below the ecliptic.
As for the actual authenticity of the video itself, you’ll just have to take my word. It would be appalling, I’d go so far as to say disgusting, if this was doctored or entirely fabricated. My intentions are only good.
I will no longer be here to answer your questions, I have to leave. My virtual private network provider has already alerted me that they were issued a subpoena for all information on me.

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