Can we see planet Nibiru by Google Sky?

Question

if just this planet exists

Answer 1

Yes, if it would exist, we would be able to see it.

But because it does not exist, we are not able to see it in Google Sky.

Answer 2

suitti is correct.

I predict that some day, some hacker will find a way to add it in.  This will make the hoax a lot easier to sell.

When that day comes, it will be even easier to scare people will the lie about Nibiru (or Planet X or whatever else they call it by then).

We know who invented the legend of planet Nibiru and under what circumstances.  Even this guy does not understand why "his" fictitious planet was hijacked and force to participate in the Big 2012 Hoax Off.  

After all, he had predicted the "return" of Nibiru for the year 2085 (or later).

Answer 3

Not unless someone programs it in.

A more reliable way to see it would be to get out your back yard telescope and look.  If it's as big as people say it is, and if it's coming anywhere near here in just 3 years, it should be really obvious.

If you find it, let me know.

Answer 4

It's a HOAX-- no one can give you the sky coordinates for a fake planet.

Answer 5

Think about the REAL WORLD instead of Junk Science stuff.

Develop altenative fuels for cars, discourage use of plastics which are choking our oceans, volunteer to help others become smarter and stronger in their productivity.  

Answer 6

No, you can't. You also cannot see Gondor, Hogwarts, Naboo or Arrakis on Google Sky. Why? Because none of them really exist.

Answer 7

it is a fictitious planet.  it is not real.  No, you can not see it on google sky

Answer 8

Every time this comes up, I ask for coordinates for Nibiru. The closest I've come to actually seeing something in Google Sky was yesterday when someone posted the coordinates of the well-known variable star R Leonis. Like most long period variables, it is intensely red, and so shows up quite brightly in Google Sky. But, of course, it isn't Nibiru!