NASA should be looking to wipe out Nibiru with a nuclear weapon to save Earth from death and destruction, according to crazy conspiracy theorists who believe the mythical planet will appear in the skies on Saturday.
Planet X believers claim the huge planet, also known as Planet X, will pass Earth at four million miles away in October, but the vast size of it will cause our poles to switch and huge seismic activity due to the gravitational force.
And Christian theorists claim the arrival of Nibiru from Saturday September 23 indicates The Rapture is about to start before the second coming of Christ.
NASA has reassured us Nibiru is a massive online hoax, however, many conspiracy theorists continue claiming a massive cover up is underway and world leaders are preparing to hide away in bunkers while the rest of us perish.
Some have even outlanishly claimed online that NASA should be looking to "nuke" Nibiru before it gets here.
One online forum user posted: "Isn't this planet X supposed to be amazingly large?
But if Earth were faced with the threat of a rogue plenet passing, could Nasa actually send nuclear warheads into space to blow up Nibiru to avoid the catastrophe or would the mission be in vain?
Firstly, the US space agency says it will NOT need to take any action because it has dismissed Nibiru as a hoax.
Nasa scientist Dr David Morrison said: "Nibiru isn't real, Planet X isn't real. We don't have to worry about this hoax."
Dr Morrison added: "There is no credible evidence whatever for the existence of Nibiru. There are no pictures, no tracking, no astronomical observations.
"I can quite specifically say how we know Planet X or Nibiru does not exist and does not threaten the Earth."
Secondly, Nasa does not yet have the technology.
The Nasa Near Earth Object defence programme (NEOWISE) has yet to test any theoretical way of dealing with even a large asteroid that threatened the Earth, let a lone a rogue planet if one existed.
And, there is not expected to be any usable system in place for at least the next 100 years.
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