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Originally Posted by tobiwan
I didn't hear him mention Planet X.
But anyway it's an amazing 4h video for those who are interested in
sacred geometry, ancient technology, unified theory.
I personally doubt what he claimed, the unification of quantum physics and general theory of relativity.
In my opponion it's not possible to unify them at their current state, cause each of them have several flaws.
So, but what is Planet X ?
First it is an astronomical term of a yet unknown object in the solar system.
In 17th century the astronomers have discovered disturbances in the orbit of Saturn.
And they said, there has to be a massive object which causes these disturbances.
This hypothetical object was called Planet X.
In 1782 they have discoverd Uranus (Planet X) by William Herschel.
But again they've also discovered disturbances in the orbit of Uranus.
And so there has to be an object which causes these. (Planet X)
Calculations were done.
In 1846 Neptune was discovered, who was responsible for these disturbances.
Planet X was called Neptune then.
And....again, disturbances were discovered in Neptunes orbit.
In 1930 Pluto was discovered, but it's mass is too small to cause the disturbances.
There are several dwarfplanets in the kuiperbelt which are called the transneptunian objects.
All of these have too less mass to cause the disturbances.
There must be another object and this is still called Planet X in astronomy.
Tobiwan
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Actually it's about 8 hours. There is a second part aswell. I watched it a couple of days ago and it was one of the most interresting presentation (or whatever you want to call it) I've seen yet
I highly recommend you setting off a few hours and watch this
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And yeah he doesn't mention planet x if I remember correctly, just something about a huge comet that was going to hit us but it changed direction when it was next to the sun. He shows a footage from SOHO showing the comet. I think that was in part 2.