Return of Planet X

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Date:	06-29-09
Host:	George Noory
Guests:	Gilbert Eriksen, Kevin Miller

Author and researcher Gilbert Eriksen outlined both science and biblical prophecy regarding the return of Planet X (Wormwood) which he believes will have dire consequences for the Earth. Rather than a planet, he suggested that Wormwood is actually a brown dwarf star, a huge iron oxide ball on an elliptical orbit in our solar system, which has 60 times the mass of Jupiter. It transits toward us on an 1,800 year cycle and is currently quite close, he claimed.

Eriksen maintained that NASA is aware of Wormwood's presence through their satellite data, but is covering it up. The object can currently be seen by infrared telescopes in the Southern Hemisphere, and is inside the orbital radius of Neptune (Right Ascension: 18 h), he said. Prophecy in the Book of Revelation, such as the "moon became like blood" and "the sky was split apart like a scroll" refer to events brought about by Wormwood's passage and could take place as early as this summer, he warned.

Among the cataclysms we'll see are meteorites hitting Earth, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes with huge tectonic shifts, and powerful tsunamis, he detailed. Unfortunately, the following summer (2010) will be even worse, as the methane atmosphere of Wormwood causes fire to rain down from the sky, and 1/3 of the Earth will be incinerated, Eriksen continued. For more on his "Wormwood Science" see this excerpt from his book.

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Bumper music from Monday June 29, 2009

1.	Midnight Express (The Chase) Giorgio Moroder	2.	Bur Said Cusco	3.	Stay Frankie Valli & Four Seasons
4.	Mad World Tears for Fears	5.	Drive Incubus	6.	Europa Santana
7.	One Thing Leads to Another The Fixx	8.	Beautiful Girl INXS	9.	How Soon is Now? The Smiths
10.	Big Log Robert Plant	11.	You Don't Have To Say You Love Me Elvis Presley	12.	Shouldn't Be Ashamed Wilco
13.	Gimme Shelter Rolling Stones	14.	Speak to Me/Breathe Pink Floyd	15.	Somewhere Over the Rainbow Brother Iz
16.	Inca Dance Cusco