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21st September 2017
03:13pm BST
According to The "Nibiru theory" it might be a wise move to start making some alternative plans for the next couple of days because a giant hidden planet X is going to smash into earth on the 23rd of September and kill us all.
Before you check you diaries that is in two days time. Saturday.
The whole theory comes from a biblical passage...The passage Revelation 12:1 reads:
‘A great sign appeared in heaven; a woman clothed with the sun with the moon under her feet and a crown of 12 stars on her head.
And according to Davod Meade who is a Christian numerologist (who wrote a book called Planet X – The 2017 Arrival – saying Nibiru would crash into Earth in October... He has since moved that date forward)
A ‘sign appearing in heaven’ refers to the solar eclipse which took place last month, and that the recent hurricanes which have devastated the Caribbean are proof that a cosmic ballet is ushering in the end of the world.
Nibiru Theory: Will Hidden Planet X Smash Into Earth On September 23 Ending The World? https://t.co/PznFJ0q6QI pic.twitter.com/al54VVfzM6
— peter alexander (@carribablue) September 21, 2017
The scientific and research community have said there is nothing out there to back this up, but that hasn't stopped people whipping themselves into a frenzy.
Nibiru on it's way fam! ???? https://t.co/uuSQnzuEKu
— . (@Jake_Swift) September 21, 2017
I liked a @YouTube video https://t.co/6IbX429AoP WSO - Planet X/Nibiru and its DEBRIS TRAIL SIGHTED!
— kelly (@keltarotreader) September 21, 2017
Our professional opinion is that just like many other "end of the world" scenarios this is probably going to end up being a hoax fuelled by conspiracy theorists.
The thing is though if we do get wiped out we'll probably not ever know nor get to read about it.
Probably best to go out for a pint tonight just to be sure!
So it's the end of the world on Saturday... Covfefe comes on the throne of Nibiru. ???????????? Was nice knowing ya. pic.twitter.com/iwJROO0uG9
— Stefan Andrew (@WezzyStef907) September 21, 2017
Not sure if we'll risk skipping work tomorrow though...
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