Dreadful days are coming

Emre_1974tr said:
Objects coming from the direction of the sun are not visible even with a telescope until the last moment. You can only see it with special telescopes, and these are not in the hands of amateur astronomers.
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Utter and complete drivel. You have no idea what you're talking about.
 
Emre_1974tr said:
There were those who gave the dates of March 22 and May 24. Let's see, we'll see.
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Note the weasel words here:
"There were those who..."

Emre has not yet said who those people were, nor why we should believe them.
This is an obvious escape plan: once both those dates pass without any sign of a collision with this roving solar system, Emre will simply reset, disown his previous sources, and set another date.

I'll wager this prediction of mine is more likely to come true than Emre's.
 
sts60 said:
Emre_1974tr, how about an even easier question: which direction is it? I’m not even asking for a range.

I’ll take pictures of it for you with my telescope, and post them here. Just tell me where in the sky to look.

Surely you’re not afraid to have someone else take pictures of it? I mean, refusing to say where it is so the rest of us can look for it would be an admission that the whole thing is horse dung, and you know that but are afraid to admit it. So I’m sure you’ll tell us where to look, right?

Right?
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Well, well… so it seems Emre_1974tr doesn’t actually believe his own predictions, since he’s too afraid of answering even the simplest question meant to corroborate them.

Emre_1974tr, why should we believe anything you say, when you don’t believe it yourself?
 
Armitage72 said:
Didn't you see the mention that it's being obscured by the chemtrail chemicals?

"And he also says/claims that in the periods when it became visible, if the weather was clear, the view was largely blocked by chemicals sprayed into the sky by airplanes..."
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Funny that we can't see this planetary system within our own solar system because of the chemtrails, but have no difficulty seeing distant stars.
 
Foster Zygote said:
Funny that we can't see this planetary system within our own solar system because of the chemtrails, but have no difficulty seeing distant stars.
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The stars are actually lights being projected onto the chemtrail clouds from projectors concealed in the 5G towers, right next to the COVID-19 generators.
 
Hey, Emre_1974tr,

I can't help but notice that you've not yet made any attempt to answer my questions. In case you missed them, these are they:
junkshop said:
Emre,

Why should anyone care what Gamechanger 2.0 claims?

Who is Gamechanger 2.0?

Which forums are you nicking their posts from?
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I think some people don't really understand the distances in space, if they think a whole solar system can go from invisible to being close enough for major tidal effects within 3 weeks.
 
Emre_1974tr said:
Hımmm, interesting…
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You know what would really be interesting?

Telling us where this roving solar system (you claim is at most a couple of months away) is.

You see, we would already know if it really existed. We’d have seen its effects throughout our solar system. We would see it, directly; billions of people could see it just by looking up.

But that hasn’t happened, since it’s not really there; your claim is utter nonsense, a particularly silly and unoriginal fantasy. You’re regurgitating claptrap that was old twenty years ago.

What we have seen us that you are a liar (claiming it’s been censored from YouTube) and a coward - you know that what you’re saying is baloney, so you’re too terrified to answer the simplest questions about it. You can’t even acknowledge the questions although you sit in complete safety and anonymity.

Pathetic.
 
HansMustermann said:
I think some people don't really understand the distances in space, if they think a whole solar system can go from invisible to being close enough for major tidal effects within 3 weeks.
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Most people don't even know how far away the moon is. Give the A 12" desk globe and a model of the moon to scale, and ask them to place them an appropriate distance apart to show the actual distance of the moon, and they'll most often place them 2-3 feet apart. They're often shocked to then see the actual scale distance of about 30 feet.

These Nibiru believers have the same concept of cosmology as most six-year-olds. Their knowledge peaked at the sort of not-to-scale illustrations one finds in children's books about the solar system.
 
Foster Zygote said:
Most people don't even know how far away the moon is. Give the A 12" desk globe and a model of the moon to scale, and ask them to place them an appropriate distance apart to show the actual distance of the moon, and they'll most often place them 2-3 feet apart. They're often shocked to then see the actual scale distance of about 30 feet.

These Nibiru believers have the same concept of cosmology as most six-year-olds. Their knowledge peaked at the sort of not-to-scale illustrations one finds in children's books about the solar system.
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Some years ago the University of British Columbia set up a scale model of solar system distances on the streets of Vancouver. The sun was on campus. I regularly drove past the street light pole that held "Saturn", several kilometers from campus.
 
Steve said:
Some years ago the University of British Columbia set up a scale model of solar system distances on the streets of Vancouver. The sun was on campus. I regularly drove past the street light pole that held "Saturn", several kilometers from campus.
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We have something like that over here as well.

You start at Pluto (it's an older path, when Pluto was still in full business), netxt to Camp Westerbork (last transit place for a lot of Dutch jews on their way to Auschwitz during WWII) and 2 km further (with a lot of science explained in between), you end up with the sun and 14 huge radio telescopes.
 
To put it in perspective, modern telescopes would indeed have trouble spotting a brown dwarf... above 2 to 3 light years away. Which is to say, about half the distance to Proxima Centauri.

The trivial implication there is that if one was juuust outside observation range, and coming at us even at almost light speed, we'd still be talking about YEARS before it gets here, not something like 'sometime later this month.'

The slightly less trivial bit is that if it were coming at us that fast, blue shift and generally relativity would raise its brightness sky high. Just like in stealth games, you have to come slowly if you're to stay stealthy ;) Which pushes that number of years even more into the future.

Quoth the Hitchhiker's Guide: "Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly hugely mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space." :p
 
erwinl said:
We have something like that over here as well.

You start at Pluto (it's an older path, when Pluto was still in full business), netxt to Camp Westerbork (last transit place for a lot of Dutch jews on their way to Auschwitz during WWII) and 2 km further (with a lot of science explained in between), you end up with the sun and 14 huge radio telescopes.
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When I worked at a planetarium years ago, doing production work and presenting shows, I worked out a scale model of the solar system, and out to Proxima Centauri for an information sheet we made available to visitors. I made one AU equal to one foot. At that scale, the sun is just 0.1" or 2.84mm in diameter, Mars 1.5' from the sun, Saturn 9.5', and Neptune 30' from the sun. Proxima Centauri would be located 52 miles away. And to really put things into perspective, I gave the speed of light at that scale - just 1.5" every minute.

People who believe in Nibiru, or Velikovski's planets in collision, or whatever other such nonsense simply have a young child's concept of cosmological scale and motion.
 
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