I was pondering on how all things interrelate. There is a brown dwarf heading toward us which creates a disturbance in our solar system, which has independently (of PX) moved into a busier part of the galaxy (when we entered the age of Aquarius?), and there is a 26,000-year galactic alignment scenario, all going on at the same time. Imagine the energy involved in all this.
So the question that arose from these musings is: how can we know if PX will stay in its orbit as it has in prior passages with all that is going on? The implications are that it could hit Earth or it could pass further away and not create an extinction-level event. (I would still prepare for a worst-case scenario, no matter what.)
Another source has indicated that PX's influence has pushed Venus out of her orbit and stalled Earth in hers. That same source says the sun's energy is strong enough to force PX to slow down. If all that is true, then it would follow that other, stronger forces could push PX out of its orbit.
What do you think?
