Tag: nemesis

  • Nemesis: The Sun’s Evil Twin

    Nemesis: The Sun’s Evil Twin

    Nemesis is thought to be a hard-to-spot red dwarf, a postulated companion to our Sun in a binary star system.

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  • Marshall Masters: Planet X Visible By June In Northern Skies

    George Noory interviews Marshall Masters, a Nibiru cataclysm proponent, on March 18th edition of Coast To Coast at the 37:30 mark.  Masters reviews fascinating history and current location of Nibiru AKA Nemesis, The Destroyer or Planet X. C2C episode contains jam-packed history of Planet X: “…Masters specializes in Planet X and ancient civilizations. He discussed…

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  • hercolubus, nibiru, nemesis, planet x or tyche

    A red or brown dwarf–or perhaps–just a gas giant four times the size of Jupiter may lie beyond the heliosphere in the Oort Cloud at the outer reaches of our solar system.  The mystery sphere remains a story that refuses to die, this week its name is Tyche!  Nancy Atkinson writes dismissively in a Universe Today article, whether the…

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  • nemesis theory

    Nemesis is a theorized red dwarf star–a binary companion to our sun. The case for Nemesis was first proposed in the eighties by Richard A. Muller, a Berkeley physicist, as a theory to help explain periodic extinctions on Earth. The theory grew from an observation by Luis Alvarez, Muller’s mentor, extinction events on Earth were…

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