Will they call this Nibiru ?

[dorsetknob]

A mega comet has entered our Solar System: Observations place it closer than Neptune

Comets, the frozen leftovers from the formation of the Solar System, have always been a matter of curiosity for scientists across the world, as they could hold clues about the formation of the universe. Astronomers have now discovered an object, bigger than a comet, on the outskirts of the Solar System, and it is hurtling towards us.
Dubbed as 2014 UN271, the object is likely to make a close pass by the Sun, bringing it into Saturn's orbit in 2031. The object was observed in data from the Dark Energy Survey conducted between 2014 and 2018.
Estimated to be between 100 to 370 kilometres in width, the object is bigger than the normal specification of a comet and is likely to be a dwarf planet.

A 6,00,000 year orbit​

When first observed in 2014, the mega comet was about 29 Astronomical Units away from Sun — 1 AU is the distance between Earth and Sun. Since then, the 2014 UN271 has travelled nearly 7 AU and is now nearly 22 AU away from Sun. This distance brings it closer to us than Neptune. At its closest approach to planets in our Solar System, it is expected to pass by just 10.9 AU of the Sun, almost reaching the orbit of Saturn.

One of the most unique aspects of the observation is the massive orbit of this mega comet that extends between the inner solar system and the Oort cloud on the boundary of interstellar space spanning around 6,12,190 years. Interstellar space is the region beyond the heliosphere where Sun's influence wanes and solar winds slow down.

 

[oobymach]

Exoplanets are nothing new, it has been theorized that there are a few that are on long elliptical orbits that take them beyond Pluto and in as close as the inner planets (Mercury/Venus/Earth/Mars). Some are confirmed like Sedna, Eris, etc.

Nibiru on the other hand is a theory of Zecharia Sitchin, that the Annunaki live on it and are stealing our gold because they're retarded and instead of using much more efficient and plentiful glass as a reflector they place little flakes of gold in orbit around their planet to reflect sunlight because their orbit takes them far away from the sun.

It's dumb I agree but I don't think any of the exoplanets are inhabited. The moon yes, but apart from Earth and the moon there are no aliens in our solar system. Maybe dead ones on Mars.

 

[Bones]

Exoplanets are nothing new, it has been theorized that there are a few that are on long elliptical orbits that take them beyond Pluto and in as close as the inner planets (Mercury/Venus/Earth/Mars). Some are confirmed like Sedna, Eris, etc.

Nibiru on the other hand is a theory of Zecharia Sitchin, that the Annunaki live on it and are stealing our gold because they're retarded and instead of using much more efficient and plentiful glass as a reflector they place little flakes of gold in orbit around their planet to reflect sunlight because their orbit takes them far away from the sun.

It's dumb I agree but I don't think any of the exoplanets are inhabited. The moon yes, but apart from Earth and the moon there are no aliens in our solar system. Maybe dead ones on Mars.

Well, it could be these guys too.

In all honesty it doesn't look like it will be a threat to us with the orbit it has but with all the other gravitational influences that could change one day, however that would probrably be well after any of us would even be around to care about it.
I woudn't be suprised to see another, larger one appear one day.

It's also crazy when you realize we're discovering other planets around distant stars and even finding out what their composition is, or at least could be yet we still have "Hidden" objects right here at home we just don't know about. You'd think we could spot those with ease but that far away from the sun it would be a dark object, not easily seen and that has to be the reason why since everything we've found has been based on visual indicators of whats out there.

I'm actually suprised no has thought of placing a probe orbiting one of the outer planets like Uranus for example to give us a much better look at what's really out there. Woudn't have to be dedicated to Uranus itself, more like eyes closer to the subject than we have here making them easier to spot, analyze and track.

Yes space is BIG, the biggest thing we can comprehend as we are now with plenty of room for suprises yet to be found.