Planet X to really cause mass extinction April 2016
“Children, the human body will be altered by large emanations from the sun, causing alterations in the psyche of man, causing alterations in the nervous system, increasing tension in which humanity lives and altering both the behavior of nature. The climate of the Earth will never be the same.” (Light of Mary, April 09, 2016)
There has been lot of talk about Planet X showing up in the Earth’s atmosphere sometime this year.
Now, a retired astrophysics professor from the University of Louisiana, Daniel Whitmire, is saying Nibiru has all but arrived to our neck of the woods – and that the destruction brought about by its gravitational trickery will take place this very April, as it’s done numerous times before, every time it passed us by.
Whitmire recently published his research in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, although he first theorized the Nibiru-mass extinction connection back in 1985 in the journal Nature.
Whitmire and colleague John Matese’s original theory suggested that Nibiru orbits the sun, passing through the Kuiper Belt comets every 27 million years, picking up traces and carrying them onwards. The danger here was not only that some would hit Earth, but that others would disintegrate in the sun, and really mess with our source of light.
Whitmire, who retired and has been teaching at Lafayette since 2012 and the University of Arkansas since 2013, says “I’ve been part of this story for 30 years… If there is ever a final answer I’d love to write a book about it.”
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