What is Planet X?
Planet X is a planet that the ancient Sumerians referred to as “Nibiru.” This ancient Sumerian word literally means “Planet Of The Crossing.” The Sumerians gave it this name because every 3,630 years Planet X crosses Earth’s orbit. The Sumerians counted it as the twelth planet in our solar system because they regarded both the Sun and Moon as planets. However, modern astronomers have dubbed it as Planet X, meaning that it is the tenth planet in our solar system, the “X” standing for “ten.” Planet X has a highly elliptical orbit, rather than the usual circular orbit, more resembling the orbit of a comet than of a planet. It’s orbit carries it far out into space, far beyond our known solar system, but then every 3,630 years it returns to the inner solar system and crosses the orbit of Earth. Planet X is a humongous, giant planet over five times larger than Earth, and having over 100 times the mass of Earth. It has a magnetic core that is so powerful that it clashes with the electromagnet
