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Originally Posted by Chyeahhh Guevara
actually I have. I'm well versed in this subject, over 10 years of research and I can tell you that 75% of all star systems in our neighborhood are indeed binary, some even triple sun systems. I can also tell you that Sitchin was most certainly not the first to research this lol. That's laughable and uh oh you're usually on point so if that was pulled out of your ass then I apologize for you. We found it back in 83, it was publicized, and covered up. We talked about it in books, was in the paper, etc. WISE was decommissioned and shut off. I can tell you that most of the people involved with WISE also died under suspicious circumstances. We can't even tell you how many brown dwarfs are directly outside of our system because, we can't see them all that well to be honest, only in infared spectrum. The dishes we do have out there for infared are top secret and the findings aren't made public. Brown dwarf stars may be the most common but we can't see them with the naked until they're up close and personal
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i know that it is actually very uncommon for a singular star system. but uncommon doesnt mean it doesn't happen. if we had a companion star it could not be covered up because of the thousands of amateur astronomers and others watching and looking at the skies. i understand it could be hidden to the naked eye, but we would be able to "spot" it from looking at any other planetary object. our orbits are defined, there is no hidden companion star effecting our or any other orbit, its all mathematics
our orbits are mathematically defined around the singular star, the sun. you can't dispute the math.
please show me evidence of nibiru/planet x prior to sitchin
im going to look up this 1983 stuff, because i am ignorant to it.