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OUTDATED INFORMATION ON NIBIRU AND SKYLINE ANOMALIES 

Like most people if i find something i am interested in i google it or go to wikipedia . I find it strange when we do this ,we get only opinions and outdated affiliations to the phenomenon,. some even think its a joke ,You really have to dig deeper because unless you are committed you wont find anything current .

however there has been a surge in interest in the subject this including Nibiru's old protagonists re releasing videos ,White papers and such.

So what does the average person do to get to the crux of this phenomenon ,do we trust our  government's to disclose it to us , Do we wait for the data that researchers sit on and don't release to be leaked by whistle blowers .

I recently applied for copyright on materials from the Japanese astronomical society ,On there own site they reveal that indeed there ARE frontrunner's in the search for "planet 9" .and i quote "ONCE WE FIND IT EVERY TELESCOPE ON THE PLANET WILL TRACK IT. Wow so what does it say about the astronomer's on popular info sites slamming the plight of independent researchers . when here we have top people working on it as well,

here is a look

How Astronomers Will Find Planet 9

Batygin and Brown have a rough orbital calculation for the object. Now, they and other astronomers must use modern instruments to look for this world, and confirm its existence.

That is why Dr. Brown keeps coming back to Hawaii – to look for objects beyond Neptune's orbit, in the outermost reaches of the Solar System. His next observation will use the Subaru Telescope in March. It is a time exchange program between the Subaru Telescope and the W. M. Keck Observatory. What is the camera of his choice at Subaru? Yes – it will be the Hyper Suprime-Cam (HSC) with sensitive CCDs, offering a very wide field of view equivalent of nine full moon areas. This makes it extremely suitable for finding a faint object if you are not sure of where it is, but have rough idea where it can be.

Dr. Chad Trujillo based at Gemini Observatory, is an expert on objects in the outer Solar System and says, "I'd be surprised if all of the telescopes on Maunakea aren't involved in studies of the 9-th Planet." He adds that large telescopes with wide-field capabilities will be needed to find the planet in the first place since it is probably very faint. "Once discovered, virtually every telescope on Maunakea, and around our planet, will be involved in characterizing the planet to learn properties such as its mass and composition," says Trujillo.

Dr. Jun-ichi Watanabe of the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, the expert on the Solar System who also was a member of the Planet Definition Committee at the International Astronomical Union's General Assembly in 2006 (where "dwarf planet" category was established), is not only intrigued by this result but also excitedly awaits confirmation from the observations. The discovery may come from the existing telescopes such as the Subaru Telescope or other survey telescopes, some under construction. Which one of them is the most promising? It should be obvious. That is why he and his research team also keeps coming back to use the Subaru Telescope.

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