Japanese astronomers claim to have found free-floating planets orbiting no detectable star
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Japanese astronomers claim to have found free-floating "planets" which do not seem to orbit a star.
Writing in Nature, they say they have found 10 Jupiter-sized objects which they could not connect to any solar system. They also believe such objects could be as common as stars are throughout the Milky Way.
So if these "rogue" planets are not in any "orbit" around any discernible star and are roughly 10 AU away from earth.....and NEPTUNE ....which ORBITS `OUR` star...lies at 30 AU......well let me take a wild stab here....THEY ARE orbiting a star....OURS. Just happens to be that their orbit is SOOOO large that we would only notice it the 10% of the time they get in close enough from their long journey in the depths of space....likeo hhhh...Nibiru (Planet X)...which so happens to be make a coincidental return....for 2012.
Case for Nibiru reality......case closed.
thank you Japan.
God Bless
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