WORMWOOD-NEMESIS-NIRIBU-THE ANSWER MAY BE COMING SOON!

by mook, Friday, July 03, 2009, 09:46

As I promised Pravdaseeker and others out of respect for their opinions of my post regarding my skepticism of the Dwarf/Brown Star referred to as Nemesis, Nibiru, Wormwood, and other long term orbital objects, I've been re-engaged in active research on the subject.

I must confess that I in my current methodology I dismissed the biblical references, mythological and sources that circulated back to one point of origin. I was and am still seeking multiple sources based on repeatable scientific observation that does not require a "faith based" belief system.

So it is with a great sense of excitement and expectation that I discovered a planned mission set to occur November 2009. It is as follows:
What is the importance of this mission?
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What is the importance of this mission?
WISE will find the nearest stars (brown dwarfs), detect near-Earth asteroids, and observe Ultra-luminous infrared galaxies. WISE will fill the gap in all-sky surveys in the mid-infrared. There are several current or upcoming all-sky surveys all across the electromagnetic spectrum, but there is a gap in the infrared coverage from 3-23 microns. WISE fills that gap. WISE will create a catalog of over 300 million sources that will be of interest to future infrared studies, especially the James Webb Space Telescope.
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There is an in depth description of the methodology and mission profile available at this link.
WISE:WIDE-FIELD INFRARED SURVEY EXPLOER

An interesting note was found here at wiki regarding the mention by name of Nemesis in relation to the WISE mission:
NEO mission
On November 8, 2007, the House Committee on Science and Technology's Subcommittee on Space and Aeronautics held a hearing to examine the status of NASA's Near-Earth Object survey program. The prospect of using WISE was proposed by NASA officials.[1]

WISE will survey the sky in the infrared band at a very high sensitivity. Asteroids, which absorb solar radiation, can be observed through the infrared band. NASA officials told Committee staff that NASA plans to use WISE to detect NEOs, in addition to performing its science goals. It is projected that WISE could detect 400 NEOs [or roughly 2 percent of the estimated NEO population of interest] within the 1 year mission.

[my emphasis] If the hypothetical star Nemesis is a brown dwarf, then WISE should also detect it easily.[end emphasis]
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This scientific mission if successful will be able to definitively answer the question of the existence of a Brown/Drawf Star known by some as the death star, Nemesis, Wormword, or Nibiru as the mission time is three years out from the alleged return of aforementioned object(s) on or about 2012.

With the information received from the WISE mission we may have non-refutable information proving the existence of and quite possibly the past and future scenarios associated with "The Death Star"

m00k

"Keep Searching" - Del Shannon 1965