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No. Nibiru is a mythological planet-like object associated with an apocalypse. Supporters of the Niburu myth claim that Nibiru somehow appears near Earth every 3000 or so years. The major "prophet" of Nibiru mythology, Nancy Lieder, claimed that Nibiru would collide with Earth in May 2003. She also suggested that all people put down and eat their pets. She later retracted her claim, saying that it was a ploy to throw the government off her scent, saying that if she disclosed the actual date of the disaster, it would give governments time to enforce martial law to keep citizens from escaping 'doomsday.'
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How do you stop planet nibiru approaching planet earth without harming inhabitants of nibiru?
Since Nibiru does not exist, you don't have to do anything.
What year would planet nibiru be passing earth?
Never. Nibiru does not exist.
Is nibiru close to earth?
Nibiru doesn't exist. It's not close to Earth or any other planet.
Will planet Nibiru collide with Earth?
No, because it doesn't exist.
What time will planet Nibiru crash into earth?
Never , it's FAKE
Were will nibiru hit earth?
Nibiru is a hypothetical planet and will hypothetically hit Earth in 2012 causing hypothetically disastrous results. With no doubt, loads of hypothetical law suites.
What date will Nibire come clostest to earth?
Never. There is no such planet as "Nibiru" or "Nibire".
What planet crashed in to us?
No planet has crashed into earth, there was romers that, that was going to happen in 2012. but it didn't. the planet was called planet x or Nibiru
How do you say nibiru planet?
Neh-bah-roo Nibiru
How devastating could the planet nibiru be to earth?
Not much. It's widely believed that it will have no effect at all. It will be as though Nibiru doesn't even exist. Exactlylike that, in fact.
Is there harm if nibiru come near to earth?
Nibiru is a fictitious object. However, in case another planet does crash against Earth, or even comes fairly close, the consequences could be catastrophic.
Is nibiru a real planet?
no
