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What
is Planet X (PX)
Planet X is our tenth planet, known in most historical records by many names. The average solar system is binary (has two suns) and has a dwarf that orbits back and forth or around the two suns. Our solar system is average in both regards. Please see the Press Release and view the diagram there. Pioneers 10 and 11 found our 10th planet and our dark star twin sun and much effort has been made to keep this from the public.
A dwarf is a label we've given to a celestial object that is a cross between a star and a planet. Our solar systems dwarf is sometimes referred to as Planet X. Its orbit around the two suns takes approximately 3600-3700 years to complete one cycle.
Much disinformation is being spread about Planet X. It's long orbit being unstable and thus not possible under the laws of physics is one of those lies. That statement would possibly be true if Planet X was orbiting just our one immediate sun instead of both suns in our average binary solar system. Disinformation is a combination of truth, lies, and omissions designed to keep the public in the dark. The omission of our solar system being binary and Planet X orbiting both suns is an attempt to stop the flow of this significant information from getting out to the public majority.
When Planet X enters our immediate solar system, its effects are far reaching, even at a distance. With it close the sun regularly discharges major solar flares even during a solar minimum. Much extra electrical energy reaches earth as a result. Interplay begins between the electromagnetic fields of the planets, along with our sun. Some of the earlier effects are unusual weather changes becoming normal, an up-tick in seismic and volcanic activity, melting of our poles, along with the overall ensuing environmental adaptations. These effects are typically things that are being blamed on particles from our dirty civilization or what is known as global warming. Global warming is also happening on Mars and there are no SUV's being driven there.
The closer Planet X gets to our immediate solar system and earth, the more dramatic are its effects. It is believed that what we have termed Ice Ages, were in fact pole shifts. The gravitational pull upon our core, during its pass, can be great enough to dislodge our crust, resulting in a slip over the core. Someone described this as "the slipping peach skin effect". If you hold a peach in your hand long enough, apparently the skin will loosen and can then be slipped over the flesh of the fruit.
Later, you will learn of the celestial mechanics involved when Earth and Planet X begin to strongly interact gravitationally and magnetically with each other. It is believed that one of the poles from each planet will lock on to each other and in their dance, will create massive changes worldwide.
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