The Nemesis Star

Nemesis Theory is the name given a hypothetical companion sun that supposedly orbits unknown around our solar system. Related, but far less easy to refute, is the Nibiru Theory: a theory of a Hidden Planet X that kicks up comets and asteroids toward the terrestrial planets every few million years - causing mass extinctions and our certain doom.

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Read a more in-depth discussion of the Nemesis Star Theory on 4UFOs.com

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The Nemesis Theory is Theoretically Bad Science?

Nemesis Star Theory (http://www.4ufos.com/2012/12/Nemesis-the-Hidden-Sun.html) states that our Solar System is actually a Binary Star System, and that Nemesis orbits in such a way as to be hidden from view, but the kicker is this: as Nemesis makes its way around the Solar System, it kicks up massive asteroids and comets and hurtles them into the inner solar system. This supposedly occurs every 29 million years or so, which just so happens to line up with some startlingly high levels of mass extinctions, say some scientists, though with modern Space Telescopes and our own unmanned probes reaching across the Solar System, it has pretty much been debunked as to a viable account for the perceived cycles of animal and plant mass extinctions.

What is that giant spherical thing heading straight for Earth?

Another related theory is that of Nibiru or Planet X. This is the theory of an unknown Gas Giant existing perhaps as far out as the Oort Cloud of our Solar System. This theory has has not yet been totally disproved, which leads to an endless amount of hoax videos and mistaken impressions of Nibiru being a Gas Giant that comes exceptionally close or may even impact planet Earth. Of course, that would account for the chemtrails and the chemicals that are being put in the atmosphere, right? It could be to hide our vision of Nibiru as it hurtles toward us, spelling our entire species' demise with each approaching day.

Nibiru or Planet X Could Actually Exist?

What is possible, though improbable, is that our Solar System could indeed have another Jovian planet out in the Oort cloud, perhaps formed naturally, perhaps a Rogue Exoplanet was caught in orbit out there all of eons and eons ago, and it's possible that could account for the cycle of meteors and comets that seem to strike our fair planet in cycles of 19-30 millions of years.

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Exoplanets are Extrasolar Planets - planets that are found outside of our own Solar System. More and more are found each day thank to powerful spacecraft like the Kepler Space Telescope.