Beyond Nibiru

[Compella]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/90377_Sedna

Discovered in 2003, the farthest and coldest planet with an orbit that takes 11,400 years to complete. "...we feel it is appropriate to name it in honor of Sedna, the Inuit goddess of the sea, who is thought to live at the bottom of the frigid Arctic Ocean."

[Aab]

I don't believe in Nibiru. And here's why. thousands of amateur astronomers would have already documented it and so would the pros. space is wild though. i love vanilla flavored cake. but only with milk. it reminds me of long walks in the park.

[Bryan Brown]

I don't believe in Nibiru. And here's why. thousands of amateur astronomers would have already documented it and so would the pros. space is wild though. i love vanilla flavored cake. but only with milk. it reminds me of long walks in the park.

So, everything that could have been discovered has already been, otherwise it doesn't exist?

[Chris Herzog]

I don't believe in Nibiru. And here's why. thousands of amateur astronomers would have already documented it and so would the pros. space is wild though. i love vanilla flavored cake. but only with milk. it reminds me of long walks in the park.

I don't believe in your existence, now your gunna fade away like Marty McFly's sister.

[Dave "Houdini" Simons]

I don't believe in your existence, now your gunna fade away like Marty McFly's sister.

hahahahaha oh the 80's what a simpler time lol

[Jason Hyatt]

So, everything that could have been discovered has already been, otherwise it doesn't exist?

http://www.10thplanetjj.com/threads/...ighlight=sedna

[Aab]

I don't believe in your existence, now your gunna fade away like Marty McFly's sister.

[Enrique "Kiko"]

That video is twisted, weird, yet funny. I actually feel dirty for watching that. Thanks Don.