Three computer scientists at the University's Lawrence Livermore Laboratory said Friday their prediction of the planet's existence is based on mathematical calculations related to the orbit of the mysterious comet. "Intolerable errors" in the predicted timetable of Halley's Comet have led a University of California scientific team to believe a 10th planet may be circling the sun beyond Pluto - outermost known planet in the solar system. It seems NASA was confident that something was out there and since it was yet to be discovered, there was no need to hide anything. A Watershed Year for Planet X Resarch - 1972 The original news story was removed from the Google News site since this article was published, so we are providing a copy for subscriber download. We've left it where the author originally placed it in the article. The best hypothesis is a single planet X at one to four Earth masses."ĬORRECTION NOTE 1: The original date for this article was Jun 14, 1988. It could be more than one planet that are very small. "We haven't ruled out other matter which could be in orbit around the sun. It's conceivable there could other gravitational effects on the two orbits." "We have a 90 to 99 percent confidence that Uranus and Neptune are being disturbed, and one candidate for is a single Planet X. The discovery of Pluto was officially announced on March 13th, 1930 and this article was telling the story of its discovery on the 33rd anniversary date. In early May, the name Pluto was selected by Lowell Observatory and officially proposed to the American Astronomical Society. Letters and telegrams poured in, containing congratulations and suggesting names for the new planet. Soon newspaper and magazine reporters arrived in Flagstaff and swarmed over the observatory located on Mars Hill. The next day the news spread out over the world. In this case, the search for Planet X was launched due to noticeable disturbances in the orbits of Neptune and Uranus.
The term Planet X is a scientific designation for an unobserved object as indicated by the way in which it perturbs or tugs at the orbit of a known object. Levitt declares, "astronomers will again be pointing their telescopes to predetermined points searching for the point of light called Planet X." He says scientists have observed that Neptune is being lifted above it's normal path in the heavens and that the cause may well be a huge tenth or perhaps even an eleventh planet slowly circling in space millions of miles beyond the present known limits of the solar system. Some suggested that is should be called Lowell of the late director of the observatory since he had calculated that another planet must lie beyond Neptune and had seemingly predicted its location fairly accurately.Īstronomers’ Scan Skies Seeking Tenth Planet X The new object for some time was designated by such names as Planet X, the Flagstaff object, and the trans-Neptunian planet.
If was in the midst of this scientific pogrom, that the Planet X story truly began. It was aimed at the kind of knowledge that naturally flows out from what is certainly, one of the most challenging books in the history of science. This suppression was aimed not just at Velikovsky. The hateful scientific attacks upon him were crushing, yet, his book was found open on Einstein's desk after his death. In 1950, Immanuel Velikovsky published his ground-breaking work, Worlds in Collision. Pay close attention to the tone of each article as the theories progress.
The following is a comprehensive collection of excerpts from Planet X articles dating back to the 1950’s. Harrington who was the chief astronomer of the US Naval Observatory until his mysterious death in 1993.īy analyzing an extensive amount of publications relating to Planet X, in chronological order, not only does the cover up of Planet X become extraordinary, but one gains a unique perspective of the evolution of the Planet X discovery. Just one week after the story of Planet X was released, the magazine US News and World Report ran a story retracting the announcement and NASA has been silent ever since. On December 30th, 1983, NASA's Chief Scientist of the Infra-Red Astronomical Satellite telescope (IRAS) announced that NASA had discovered Planet X. The Planet X Cover-up in the Mainstream Media
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