There has to be some truth in it if the Bible says so
@allknowing (130233)
India
August 23, 2017 6:40am CST
It is reported that the total solar eclipse that America witnessed recently is a harbinger of bad news. The Conspiracy Theorists believe that this is just a prologue to something bigger and that is the colliding of Planet Nibiru with the earth and this they predict will happen on September 23, 2017.
Many predictions have been made, based on the bible and not all have come true but the total solar eclipse did come true. The Nibiru collision is also reported to be mentioned in the Bible.
Are you ready for Septembere 23?
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Conspiracy theorists claim planet Nibiru or Planet X will collide with Earth which will be due to the solar eclipse 2017.
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@allknowing (130233)
• India
24 Aug 17
You better get a one way ticket to the moon. 
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@silvermist (19702)
• India
23 Aug 17
I prefer to believe nothing is going to happen on 23 Sept. So I am not going to speculate and worry.
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@bunnybon7 (50973)
• Holiday, Florida
24 Aug 17
well lets hope they are wrong but you never know. truth is there have been many eclipses like this every so many hundred years. there was such a one when Jesus was executed
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@allknowing (130233)
• India
24 Aug 17
@Fleura When that happens somewhere in the world there will be darkness in the daytime and don't you think that we would get to read about it?
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@Fleura (29244)
• United Kingdom
24 Aug 17
@allknowing No, because a solar eclipse only visible from the Antarctic or from the centre of the Pacific ocean isn't of interest to enough people to be worth reporting except to specialists. It's only 'news' when we might see it.
https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/how-often-solar-eclipse.html
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@1creekgirl (40636)
• United States
23 Aug 17
The Bible says that no one knows the day rhat Jesus will return to earth which will preceed the end of the world.
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@Fleura (29244)
• United Kingdom
23 Aug 17
Solar eclipses happen several times a year, just that most of them are not visible from human centres of population.
And if a planet does collide with Earth there's nothing we can do about it and we won't know anything about it anyway if we get wiped out, so no point in worrying!
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