The global warming

@Techdude (View Post)
Mars does have water, but the surface only has ice, and the liquid is underground. (there used to be life, as there are little fossils and living bacteria on mars, as well as erosion... mars no longer has eroding weather, but it once did)

@shroom207 (View Post)
You can never go the speed of light. Time prevents it. For example, if you were in a train short of a speed of light by about 1m/h and you ran to the front... time distortion would prevent you from going fast enough. Time is strange... another example of time strangeness is if you were travelling 99.9999999999999999999 % the speed of light, (I say this roughly) in one hour of your journey, 1 year will have past here on earth.

The world as we know it will end.

I spent hours researching on 2012 and instead of earthquakes and other *H*T. The True story is about a planet called Nibiru. You see their was ancient civilization; the Sumerians (earliest known civilization).
They knew every planet (9+1) before us and claimed that their gods had told them. They had one extra planet they named nibiru..............................................

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Sumerains

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=NIbiru

@shroom207 (View Post)
I know it was supposed too.

@Anmol444 (View Post)
Yes, I did a lot of research into nibru. it is on a rotation of about 3000 years, and is responsible for the destruction of a earth like planet, that was located in between mars and Jupiter. (guess what it is now)
People say they have spotted it, but it will not be visible for a while if it exists (it is 8 times the size of earth).
Nibru, being a brown dwarf star, rotates around our star and ignites when close... It will only be visible when: destroying us, or igniting. There is no way for the citizens to find out if it is real yet.

It is also referred to as planet X

@The-Con (View Post)
and some people say it is bigger than Jupiter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@Anmol444 (View Post)
Yes, well I suppose they would be lying... Although jupiter would ignite if it were close enough to the sun. Any planet would, but Planet X doesn't need a huge push to get there.
I like to think about how our star is considered a dwarf star.

@The-Con (View Post)
it isnt