Will Planet Nibiru Collide with Earth in October 2017?

-- | February 9, 2017

Question: Is it possible for planet nibiru / Planet X to collide with earth in October 2017. their has been a sighting of the sun and a bright 2nd planet visible in the skys of Fiji in japan can you explain what this is? — Danny

Answer: As there is no evidence for the existence of the mythical planet Nibiru / Planet X. See my previous posts on the Nibiru hoax for further information. I am also not aware of the sighting of the Sun and a bright planet visible in the skies of Fiji. I suspect that there just might not be any real facts to support the claims of such an observation.

Jeff Mangum

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