But the conspiracy theorists and the treacherous believers have come back this time with a theory that Saturday September 23, 2017 may be the end of life on Earth, and the idea simply sums up their claim that a planet called X will hit the ground and work To destroy them.
The so-called planet, which was not heard by NASA, is said to be a hidden planet, not observant of scientists, and capable of destroying the Earth completely, according to Al-Arabiya.
The story of the planet Nibiru
This mythical planet is called the Nibiru, the name of a celestial body known to the Babylonians in their legends. The name is returned to the virtual planet, which scientists do not believe.
In 2012, the same hypothesis was assumed that the planet, according to Mayan mythology, would approach, collide and destroy Earth, but nothing happened.
Some point out that the prophecy of this invisible planet is found in the Torah, in an attempt to give the theory so-called spiritual dimension to be believable.
Hidden signs in the pyramids
The proponents of this theory claim the end of life on Earth on September 23, and that the sun will not be seen by anyone, including Professor David Meade, that the introductions have already begun with a series of hurricanes that struck the world in recent weeks, and that is nearing the end.
Med claims that the Apocalypse or Apocalypse is mentioned in ancient civilizations and that there are hidden references to it in the Egyptian Pyramids.
The scientific community has rejected these claims and they are not scientifically credible at all, and they are not reliable for any reason other than mere illusions.
Former journalist and defense official Nick Pope says these appalling allegations have an evil intent and are feared to cause some people to behave in a reckless, reckless or violent manner.
"This planet Nibiru does not exist and the world will not end on Sept. 23 on Saturday," he said.
