Elenin/Planet X/Nubiru - Should We Be Worried?

The celestial body Elenin is presently being tracked as it goes through the asteroid belt on its way into the inner solar system. It is due to come closest to Earth on 26 September this year.

So should we be worried?

NASA is treating Elenin like just another near miss comet. However, there is some disturbing evidence that suggests Elenin could be something very much bigger, with potential to dramatically effect the Earth through catastrophic gravitational and electromagnetic effects.

So what's the evidence?

Scientist Mensur Omerbashich found a 90% correlation between earthquakes over 6.0 and Earth - Sun - Elenin alignments since 2007.

As you can see in the video below, each time Elenin has lined up with Earth and the Sun on its approach to us has marked a major seismic event on our planet, for example:

15 March 2011 - 9.0 Japan earthquake and tsunami
4 September 2010 - 7.2 Christchurch earthquake
27 February 2010 - 8.8 Chile earthquake when still 6 times our distance from the sun

Anyone who has a basic grasp of physics would realize that it must be pretty huge to have such strong impacts at such massive distances from us. As it gets closer its influence will intensify.



On September 26 this year it will next line up again when it is very close to Earth. Will there be a pole shift? Almost certainly we may expect at least some very strong seismic activity and mega tides. There will also be a partial alignment THIS MONTH on May 21. November 5 it makes its closest approach to Earth. Its last alignment with Earth before going on its way back out into the Milky Way will be 23 November this year.

Follow Elenin's pathway yourself on NASA's website here.

Back in the early 1980's the perturbations in the orbits of outer planets in our solar system led astronomers to postulate the existence of a large heaven body they nicknamed "planet X". In 1983 NASA sent out a space probe to look for it. Since then the whole topic has been put under wraps. Could Elenin be Planet X? It is certainly possible, discussed in the video below: