announced for the 23rd of September 2017 by the author pseudo-scientific, David Meade, has forced NASA to publish an update on its website about the Planet X, also called Nibiru.
What will happen Saturday?
Absolutely nothing, has had to clarify the us administration.
"Many people "predict" that our world will end on the 23rd of September, when another planet comes into collision with the Earth. The planet in question, Nibiru, does not exist, therefore, there will be no collision. The story of Nibiru has been around for years and is recycled regularly in new fables of revelation," said NASA on its website.
David Meade, the author of the hoax, says that his revelation comes from a passage in the Bible from the book of Revelation 12 :1.
The passage says: "And a great sign appeared in Heaven, a woman clothed with the sun, under the feet of which was the moon, and on her head a crown of twelve stars. She was pregnant, and she cried out, being in labor and in pain to give birth...."
The organization has already had to publish a text of questions and answers in 2012 on this planet imaginary
The same answers apply to this new theory wacky.
According to NASA, the hoax of Nibiru dates back to may 2003.
"Nibiru and other stories about the planets are hoaxes from around the web," according to the NASA. There is no factual basis for these assertions. If Planet X or Nibiru was actually in the process of coming to the Earth for a collision, astronomers would have already follow-up for at least 10 years, and it would be visible to the eye", ensure the scientific.
NASA has already had to refute a host of theories related to the end of the world, which abounds on the web for years.