A nice introduction article to the science of catastrophic periodic disruptions.Other very intersting sites that give more information on this topic can be found here:
NibiruNibiru also called Planet X is referred to in the article above as Nemesis. It goes by many names including Vulcan and Marduk. All the names refer to the same object. Nibiru is the Sumarian name for this object.
Could KX76 be Planet X? This site investigates the train of thought that Planet X could have caused massive geologic changes on our planets surface. It looks at possible candidates and investigates some theories.
Vulcan Effects This site is composed to links that investigates the possibility that Planet X has isrupted the ort cloud and caused periodic mass destruction on our planet.
VULCAN'S NEW ORBITAL PARAMETERS This is a scientific study discussing the possible orbit parameters based on historic and geologic records.
SIS Catastrophism This is the SITE for up to date information on periodic mass destruction and the theories behind it. Because of the very strict academic stranglehold on conventional thought in the US, it makes sense that this would be a British Organization.
FAR SHORES A site that collects articles that point to unexplained events in our remote past.
Zecharia Sitchin He more than anyone else, brought the Planet X theories to the forefront. Taking the Veloscosvy thoughts about Venus and discounting them as not scientifically possible, he developed a theory based on the Planet X event cycles. Using his speciality as a Sumerian translator, he has translated thousands of Early Sumerian astronomical texts that clearly validate the Planet X theory. Many of his predicitions have come true.
Opps! This site is typical of the many that occupy cyber space.
This is one of the more interesting crackpot ideas. One feature of earth's year, etc. is precession of the equinox, which could be explained by a second sun in a 26,000 year orbit. Binary stars are very common.
Bookmark for later head scratching.
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