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Originally Posted by Ken Moss
Nice try for the doomsayers (and no disrespect to you, Margaret) but if a dwarf star for some bizarre reason decided to scythe through our system it would cause absolute chaos and would not simply surprise us all one morning. The planets would be pulled out of their orbits one by one and in order to get here by the end of September it would have to be moving at a collossal lick, something I wouldn't expect something the size of Jupiter to be capable of without a few ripples. I would be more mindful to consider that any astronomical body that moved in such a manner was either a comet or a meteor, stars just do not behave in this way.
Where do people get these crackpot ideas? An elementary understanding of physics debunks almost every single one of them without lifting a finger.
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This where I got the info - he displays data from Nasa in order to conclude what he says
YouTube - ‪ELEnin Dwarf Star Warning September 26, 2011‬‏