Planet X and 2012

When was the last catastrophic event to happen that's been recorded?
We are about due for something real.
Try not to think about "our time" which the earth did not start 2000 years ago with JC

 

^ I have no idea who that person is. I've never heard of him but apparently he's from LA

I've just been putting a lot of thought into this.
I'm trying to find substatial evidence

 

Thing is, no one looks for info for this matter themselves. NASA doesn't talk about it so CLEARLY NOTHING IS GONNA HAPPEN, which is wrong.

No one fucking thinks the world is going to end in 2012, EVEN THE PEOPLE WHO BELIEVE IN "2012". That's NOT what it's about..

 

@Herman
Than what is 2012 about? Please tell me what is "supposed to happen" according to whatever the majority thinks.
Also about Planet X there is nothing confirmed nor unconfirmed. Personally I don't have knowledge what happened ~3599 years ago.

Also; apprx. when was the "flood" that happened with moses?

 

did ya'll fellers know that the myan's cultures calendar / table doesnt stop it simply starts over? and the whole 2012 is specifically designated for the myan counter stopping.
i almost completely doubt anything catastrophic is going too happen, if anything does, it will almost more than likely be caused by man, not nature.

fuck 2012, its worse than the christian beliefs but not by far... its just another group trying too get people too follow them and start chaos, and it works for the simple minded

 

Think of the earth as an organism. An organism which will produce antibodies of it's own, slowly, over time.
Look at every other civilization, and species, and time era.

The earth works in mysterious ways.

 

Can anyone tell me the recorded catastrophic events that happened & what year?
The "Flood" with Moses happened ~1400 B.C.E.?
Ice age was ~10,000 years ago?

Please correct me

 

That's the point and what 2012 is really about.

It's about a consciousness shift of the human population. It supposedly happens every 12,000 years and it's going to happen on 2012. Nothing about some fucking Planet X destroying the world (disinfo)

 

I honestly don't believe in any theory.
Though it is about time for the human to be wiped out I believe.

 

If you look it up, planet X comes into contact with the earth every 3600 years. The planet is a gaseous planet that mirrors the earth in the downward motion in space. - Proof?

The next time it's due is December 21 2012. - Proof?

Planet X nearing is also the explanation to why the climate is messed up, and why there have been unusual earthquakes. - Once again, any proof?

All you're doing is posting random theories without any proof, the reason why we have so many earthquakes is because that's what the earth does, how does a planet nearing have ANYTHING to do with earthquakes.
In a scientific point of view, that makes absolutely no sense. In any other point of view that still makes absolutely no sense.
There are plenty of planets around us, if this planet had any thing to do with earthquakes it would have to be literally right on top of us, yet we don't see it?

How can it affect our climate when it's not even close?...

 

@ Lym
I have no proof to deny nor confirm anything; it is all just speculation.
And yes, the earth works in mysterious ways and it has been for billions of years.

 

A famous astrophysicist.

You mean Noah, and there was no flood. It's a myth.

 

im sorry but when 2012 goes down, im stll here, ima bump this thread and talk massive shit xD

tis gunna be funnehhh ^_^

or shit goes down hill and we all fucked...

 

We would be able to see it if it were coming.

 

This exactly.

Pretty sure we'd already know if it was coming or not, considering it's only 1 year away.

 

Do you guys fully understand that there is an infinite amount of planets in the entire universe. Not just in our galaxies but in others ?

If you disagree tell me the finite number of planets. So a planet 'x' could and possible does exist. A big Gaseous mass, sure. But if it doesn't orbit the sun, then either two things, it's mass is too big therefore everything including the sun would orbit around it.. OR that it is not in our galaxy which is probably the case.

Even then galaxies move at speeds close to the speed of light away from each other, leaving immense distances for such a planet 'x' to reach us.

There is really nothing too worry about.

 

First of all, how is the climate 'messed up' There are patterns of global warmth / coldness over time. Look back at a history of the global temperature theres a pattern.

I hope when you say unusual earthquakes, that you are joking.

Earthquakes are caused by the shifting in tectonic plates that the earths crusts rest out. The plates are against each other causing stress from different angles, once there is too much stress the earth ( Plates / Mantle / Crust) Jolt quickly moving either up / down , left / right, or past each other. The quick movement is what makes the earth shake.

Earthquakes would have NO correlation to a planet in another galaxy, please go take a course on geology.

 

There is no such thing as Planet X. If you understood how gravity worked you would know that a planet can't just "have its own system". Everything is gravitationally bound to things with mass. If it came in our solar system, the gravity of our sun would snatch it up. It wouldn't be able to just zoom on by "every 3600 years". It's not like a comet, which usually has a relatively small mass in comparison to planetary bodies.

We can suppose it does exist for a moment though. Say it is somehow traveling towards Earth... how it got there is a mystery but also not the point. The planet would have to be moving pretty damn fast for us to not have any warning signs by now. If the planet was less than a year's orbital time away from us, we would be able to see it even with mid to high end backyard astronomer telescopes. It wouldn't take an overly powerful telescope to see a planet hurdling towards us from not that far away (relatively speaking).

Also, a planetary alignment in 2012 is bullshit:

On second thought, just read this entire page. It will answer probably all of your questions/concerns: http://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/2012.html

Not saying I disagree but there is no proof that the universe is infinite, so I would find it difficult to represent that information as fact like you have.