http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nibiru_collision
i know it's wikipedia (i don't normally post wikipedia stuff unless i think it make sense and sounds concievable) but it's a well known piece of info on this subject. it's the sixth paragraph down.

@el-midgeto (View Post)
(I am aware of this one)
Unfortunately, even if that was planet x/ nibru, it is described as much larger than Planet X's moon that destroyed that planet I was talking about in between mars and Jupiter. (that planet was larger than earth)
If it has an impact, then it will make us into an asteroid belt.

@The-Con (View Post)
i see where your coming from. it also mentions a massive shift in the Earth's crust would happen when it passed and that it has obviously passed by many, many times before. if that was the case we would be able to, with modern science, notice this massive shift which happended when it last passed (around the 1000 bc mark). we have no evidence of any such large scale shift and if one had taken place humanity at the time would have been dessimated plus a lot more cultures/religions would mention such an event in their texts (it would've been like a divine act from their view point).

@shroom207 (View Post)
yes... there will come a point when gravitational disturbance will ...disturb the universe and it will implode and start the process again. (I'm talking from a scientific point of view... when talking about science, I temporarily disregard religion.)

@el-midgeto (View Post)
yes, but that is -one- theory... there are so many theories that we can not debate them all. On that specific theory you are correct... but what if the last change from this mass was before humans? say maybe around the dinosaur period (2 million years ago)

And Nibiru is supposed to be the planet of the gods.

@The-Con (View Post)
dinosaur's died out around 65 mya. i'm just going by the main theory, if you can give me a link to another theory i would very much like to look into it.

@Anmol444 (View Post)
Sometimes referred to as a planet of advanced aliens, that changed humans from primates to what we are as slaves, then set us free until their return... that theory is not really feasible.

@el-midgeto
I realise now I was wrong about the dinosaurs... I was thinking of the start of the human species and all primates.

@The-Con (View Post)
no problem, easy mistake to make to be honest, i've seen far worse date/time fails.