Upcoming Solar Eclipse Hints Collision Between Earth and Planet Nibiru

The end of times is perhaps one of the most interesting – if not scariest – conspiracy theories out there. Many believe that the world as we know it will soon meet its demise. While some believe that global distinction is bound to happen, others try to debunk it to the best of their knowledge.

But for a conspiracy theorist named David Meade, the end of the world will take place during an eclipse later this month. Meade is known for writing classics such as “Planet X,” “Rapture 2015,” and “Hitler’s Escape to Argentina.”

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Meade proposes that an unknown planet will collide with Earth. He believes that it will happen just moments after the solar eclipse.

It is worth noting that the planet Meade refers to is called “Planet X,” or commonly coined as planet “Nibiru.” The said planet reportedly lurks at the edges of the Solar System. Conspiracy theorists like Meade suggest that this planet will be responsible in wiping out the entire human race.

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Planet Nibiru is not actually new, so to speak. It was first proposed back in 1995 by Nancy Lieder, the person who jumpstarted the conspiracy theory website called Zetatalk. She claims that her brain implant allows her to talk to aliens. Lieder, however, theorized that Nibiru would collide Earth in 2003, which obviously did not happen.

EMP from Nibiru is on the increase, downing airplanes, speeding trains, and giving woozies. https://t.co/NFaVyTrPTk pic.twitter.com/96kRARRXFn
— Nancy Lieder (@NancyLieder1) November 24, 2015

Later on, Nibiru got linked to a so-called Mayan prophecy of the end of times on December 21, 2012. Again, another prophecy that, fortunately, did not happen. But for Meade, he thinks he got it right this time.

Meade thinks that by September 23 this year, Earth and humanity will be nothing but dust. He defines the upcoming eclipse as a “major harbinger.” He even bases his predictions on the Book of Isiah in the Bible’s Old Testament. Interestingly, the book includes a passage that discusses the extinction of sinners.

"See, the Day of the Lord is coming – a cruel day, with wrath and fierce anger – to make the land desolate and destroy the sinners within it," and "The rising sun will be darkened and the moon will not give its light."

In his book “Planet X – The 2017 Arrival,” Meade claims that a star with the size of the Sun will pull Nibiru towards Earth. He even talks about the alignment of the stars, which points at the upcoming apocalypse. Based on it, the human race’s doom will happen 33 days after they see the planet on the day of solar eclipse. And believe it or not, it points to August 21.

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Apparently, there are plenty of evidence suggesting that such apocalypse will not happen. According to IFLScience, none of the things that Meade mentioned will result to a collision. NASA also explains that, as much as they want to, there are just no factual evidence.

The space agency had this to say,