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Nibiru News and Planet X in 2012
Despite a Nibiru NASA connection claimed by some, the space agency says there is no Nibiru or Planet X coming to destroy Earth in 2012. Below find the latest news on Niburu, which some claim to be the comet Elenin or a rogue planet in the solar system.
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In a new video from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, a scientist addresses many of the claims surrounding the 2012 "Mayan apocalypse."
A list of the year's solar and lunar eclipses.
Here are some of the highlights in the night skies over the next year.
The 21-mile long 'God of Love' space rock made its closest approach to Earth (15 million miles away) since 1975 on January 31st, 2012. NASA's Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous - Shoemaker (NEAR) mission landed on the asteroid on February 12, 2001.
Lights Over Lapland photographer Chad Blakley captured this amazing view of the aurora borealis in Sweden on January 24th, 2012. The January 23rd solar flare and ensuing coronal mass ejection are the 'lighting engineers' of this incredible display.
So far, winter in the continental United States has been tame at best, compared to 2011's onslaught of snowy days. Find out what the culprit is behind the mild winter and where mother nature has been dumping all her snow this winter.
A massive sunspot released a M9-class solar flare (one step below the most powerful x-class flares) on January 23, 2012. The resulting coronal mass ejection may set off geomagnetic storms on Earth by January 24th or 25th.
The sun erupted with a good-sized solar flare and a coronal mass ejection on its far-side beyond the view of SDO, but the resulting strands of particle clouds as seen in extreme ultraviolet light still made for quite a show on January 2,2012.
A list of frequently asked questions about 2012 doomsday theories.
The 2012 winter solstice will not bring about destruction of the planet, scientists say.
No solar flare is powerful enough to do the job.
The so-called "doomsday" comet Elenin was killed by the sun, NASA says.
Despite the close approach, the world did not end.
Bid farewell to the comet's debris, which won't pass by Earth again for 12,000 years.
Was it the 'space chicken' nebula, Saturn's rings, a dark red moon over Chile or something else that grabbed you.
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