Whats Niburo or planet x located in the solar system?
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Nibiru is an imaginary planet popularized by Zecharia Sitchin. The general consensus is that neither the astronomical evidence nor the Sumerian texts Sitchin refers to support the planet's existence. The acme of Planet X silliness occurred a few years ago when people were predicting a catastrophic close pass by Earth in 2003. Of course, it didn't happen.
on the outer rim around pluto
Nibiru is incorrectly called "Planet X". Nibiru is the 4th dimensional flagship of the Milky Way Galaxy’s Galactic Federation. Like Pelegai, many different civilizations have representatives that live aboard it. As well as being a Federation Flagship, Nibiru is also a planet and a battle star. Nibiru is a little over three times the size of earth.
Nibiru was originally a planet that was thrown out of orbit with the implosion/explosion of Sirius B. It wound up in the Pleiades and therefore is known to some as a Pleiadian planet.
Nibiru became a star ship when it was converted from a near lifeless form, hollowed out and turned into a ship. You could liken it in some ways to the space station on the TV show called Deep Space Nine. The only difference is that Nibiru travels the galaxy. That is why the people live inside of it instead of on the surface. Another reason is that it was created for deep space travel where there would be no sun for many years. In a way, you could say that it is an artificial planet. Only the shell is original.
Nibiru is a battle star because it was outfitted for war with ships and heavy weapons. When negotiations fail Nibiru is capable of waging war to defend itself against attack. It also uses these same weapons to defend planets and races against attack when authorized to do so.
The area of our solar system beyond Pluto which is inhabited by "too small to be a planet"s and asteroids is what you are referring to. There are a number of objects out there and more are being found, as evident in the news from time to time. There are 11 listed on the site below. I love the names. Yes there is an Easter bunny and a Santa Claus, and thank you astronomy, for having a sense of humor.
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