What is story about nibiru?

Answer 1

The story is: The word "Nibiru" appears in ancient Babylonian texts about Astrology. It's used to refer to several different things, indicating that it was probably not meant to ever mean any particular physical object, but rather a condition (something like "when the Moon is in the Seventh House", that sort of thing). The word itself means something like "crossroads".

A few years back, a bunch of crackpots decided that it secretly meant some giant invisible planet that was going to destroy Earth. So, just to be clear:

• Nibiru doesn't actually exist in any meaningful way
• It certainly isn't a giant invisible planet
• It's not going to destroy Earth
• It's not being "covered up by the government"
• It's not true that "it can only be seen from the South Pole" (one of the stupider claims about it, and that's saying a lot, because all of them are really, really stupid)
• It's a hoax, or, being charitable, is at best a rumor being spread by the
• extremely gullible

For beleivers: Nibiru means "crossing of the planets" and was said to pass every 3,600 years. It may have caused Noah's ark and the current disasters right now.

Answer 2

Nibiru is a hypothetical planet that some people believe is on a collision course with Earth. Proponents of this theory claim that Nibiru's existence is being covered up by government agencies. However, there is no scientific evidence to support the existence of Nibiru.