Huge comets may pose ‘inevitable’ danger to Earth – astronomers
The recent discovery of hundreds of giant comets in our outer solar system has prompted astronomers to sound high alert. They says the space bodies move on unstable orbits and can flood inner solar system making impacts of comet debris with Earth “inevitable.” Researchers from Armagh Observatory and the University of Buckingham have warned on Tuesday that discovery of hundreds of giant … Continue reading
Pope says this may be our last Christmas
Christmas is just a few days away. However, if the Pope is proven right, this year’s Christmas could be the last one. In a grim speech, the Pope said that the current chaotic state of the world marks the beginning of the “end times”, and that this time next year the world is likely to be unrecognizable. Francis, who previously … Continue reading
Climate Change U-turn: Scientists Now Say CO2 Cools The Planet
Climate change scientists have made made a startling U-turn on the theory surrounding the effects of man-made climate change. They now say that the burning of fossil fuels and cutting down of trees causes the earth to cool down, rather than warm up as previously believed. A new NASA study suggests that areas on Earth that have seen heavy industrialisation … Continue reading
Melting glaciers, rising sea level slow down Earth’s rotation
Ancient eclipse records used to calculate changes in speed of Earth’s spin With human-caused climate change, we puny creatures are having some powerful effects on our entire planet, including one you might not imagine was possible — making it spin more slowly. The melting of glaciers near the Earth’s poles and the resulting rise in sea level is slowing down the Earth’s rotation and … Continue reading
What is Planet X / Nibiru / Nemesis / Wormwood
By Compton N BendedReality.com What is Planet X? The intent of this article is to provide a definition of, and the concepts and origins of, Planet X which is also referred to by some as Nibiru as well as similarly related Hercolubus, Wormwood and Tyche. We will also cover Nemesis, the proposed but yet unverified companion star to our own … Continue reading
Asteroid that could ‘injure THOUSANDS’ to skim Earth TONIGHT two days after its discovery
Our planet could be in danger of an unexpected asteroid that is hurtling toward the Earth. The asteroid will pass by the Earth dangerously close. Astronomers were oblivious to the existence of the space rock, which is big enough to destroy a town and called 2015 YB, until Wednesday. The Slooh Telescope internet channel is hosting a special live broadcast … Continue reading
Mars beckons as the wealthy prepare to flee Earth
Elon Musk is predicting a Mars colony – an escape from Earth – by 2040. That’s only 25 years away. The world sucks right now. Terrorism. Climate change. Political acrimony. Nonstop Justin Bieber songs. It’s nice to know Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos have a plan. They will help the richest people in the world go to Mars and start … Continue reading
WATCH: Mysterious alien river discovered in Saudi Arabia’s biggest desert
SHOCKING footage reveals a bizarre ice river uncovered in the middle of the world’s largest sand desert. Frozen water and pebbles have been found flowing through through Saudi Arabia’s deserted Rub’ al Khali – or “Empty Quarter”. Excited Saudis reach down and pick up ice balls from the fast-flowing stream in the video – which has gone viral. The extremely … Continue reading
Coming Chaos or Mere Coincidence: Could These Be Signs of An Approaching Planet X?
Written by Compton N BENDEDREALITY.COM – 2015 Before we begin, I would just like to say that I am not a professional writer or storyteller but I would like to share with you what I consider to be some interesting information and the intriguing manner in which it all seems to tie together. These events aren’t predictions, neither mine nor … Continue reading
A Brief History of the Hunt for Planet X
When a group of astronomers in Sweden thought they found a new object in the far reaches of the solar system, they were cautiously excited. Rather than waiting to go through the long scientific publishing process, they quickly posted their findings online, inviting other astronomers to double-check their work. The reason for the buzz? The team thinks they may have … Continue reading
