Dwarf planet discovered at solar system's edge

[Cesar A. Williams]

Dwarf planet discovered at solar system's edge

http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/26/tech/innovation/dwarf-planet-solar-system/index.html?sr=sharebar_twitter

[Justin James]

In Slave Species of god, Michael references Sitchen the whole time. It is a very good read, albeit by now a little dated.

[Markus E]

To me the Lost Book of Enki is the best in his series. I'll read Grham Hancock, but will have to check on Micheal Tellenger. Thanks for the recommendation.

[Justin James]

Thanks Markus. Yes I have read quite a few of his books. He truly did some ground breaking work. Fortunately his work is continued by people like Michael Tellenger, Graham Hancock and many others. The Lost Book of Enki is a fascinating read.

[Markus E]

Good call Justin, a lot of people miss the planet. Not sure f you have read some of Zecharia Sitchin's books. But here is his web site in case anyone s interested.

http://www.sitchin.com/

[Justin James]

Haha Keith. I am sure. I stumbled across that pic on google. So certainly not the first. However first time I noticed that...

[Byron wilkins]

Yep a very telling photo I never really properly looked at before.

[Peter S]

Hey, good pick up Justin. I had never picked that up either. Well done!

[Justin James]

Looks like my count of 12 in my initial post might not have been so far fetched... look what I missed on the original post.... How fascinating is that?

[Justin James]

Oh... Anyone know about Gliese 710? Hmmmmm....

http://www.skyandtelescope.com/news/88198587.html

http://www.technologyreview.com/view/418011/orange-dwarf-star-set-t...

http://www.exitmundi.nl/Gliese710.htm

[Justin James]

Have been reading a bit. Found some interesting articles and references. 

http://www.space.com/22538-nemesis-star.html - Nemesis Star Theory.(Pretty much the same or similar to Nibiru/Planet X 

And then I also found this small reference on this site:  http://home.comcast.net/~georgesaunders/ancient.html#anchor_worlds_...

"The "Nemesis" hypothesis suggests that a 'dark planet' out in the Oort Cluster may periodically send forth a rain of comets into the solar system, at 65,000 year intervals, one of those impacts having done in the dinosaurs."

What I find fascinating is the connection to the Oort Cloud. Seems that indeed our nemesis resides there somewhere...

And finally another interesting read:

Dwarf Planet 2012 VP113 Hints At A Huge Unknown Mystery Planet In The Solar System?

http://www.science20.com/news_articles/dwarf_planet_2012_vp113_hint...