2012 and Planet X Links

Planet X Forecast and 2012 Survival Guide
Chapter 12 — Coping with a Violent Sun

The interaction between Planet X (Nibiru, Wormwood) and the Sun will cause the Earth to suffer a terrible solar battering. That is why our governments are launching solar observatories to monitor the Sun for storms that will present a threat to us.

Hinode's Amazing New Images of the Sun's Surface

NASA released some absolutely amazing new images of the surface of the Sun today, taken by the Japanese Hinode spacecraft. Just look at the attached image with this story, and you'll get a sense of why astronomers think this spacecraft will do for solar astronomy what Hubble has done for the visual spectrum.

Ulysses Sees a Surprise at the Sun's South Pole

Our Sun is very close to the calmest point of its 11-year cycle of activity, what scientists call the "Solar Minimum". But that doesn't mean it's totally quiet. In mid-December, NASA/ESA's Ulysses spacecraft encountered a torrent of particles bursting from the Sun's southern pole.

First Images of the Sun from STEREO

NASA is already getting the spacecraft to take pictures. The photo you see with this story is a close up view of loops on the solar surface in a magnetically active region. STEREO observed this region on December 4th while a sunspot group was active. The long term goal is to see flares and coronal mass ejections in 3-D.

Planet X Forecast and
2012 Survival Guide

"Chance favors the prepared mind."—Louis Pasteur

What is Planet X? It could be a comet, rogue planet, or as this book maintains, a dying brown dwarf companion to Sol. In the years to come, its elliptical orbit will bring it into the core of our system, where it will enrage our Sun. Once that happens, Earth’s greatest pains will come the moment fate puts us in the cross hairs of a perfect solar storm.

The purpose of this book is to help those who now agree that time is of the essence. It does this by offering a practical 2012 tool kit of how-to survival knowledge, for those who’ll be left to fend for themselves. READ MORE