Up till now, NASA dropping the nuke on a moon base to destroy the alien base found was always theory. Today I have proved that its 100% fact. I'm not sure why I didn't see it before. I mean, I watched the moon bombing on live Internet NASA cam with my junior high students live about 7-9pm Taiwan time...that would be about 3-5am in California time, but at the time I missed it.

I matched the two faces from the live video footage at AMES with those of the two AMES employees in the moon base photo. Anthony Colaprete (Click for his bio) and Karen Gundy-Burlet are the ones in the HD photo with the moon base and in the live nuking of the moon video.

At 3:59 until 4:04 into the video we see the two of them rubbing their heads, as if wondering WTF just happened, since the explosion didn't destroy the building at all nor did it create a upraised cloud of dust. As if the base had a shield around it stoping the blast from harming it.

The base...and I'm saying this for every country in the world to know that they may be able to claim it...is in the crater Cabius. America gave the order to destroy it because it was seen by Chinese and Russian satellites. Apparently its still there and DGAF what nukes America throws at it. Thats...what alien technology can do. I'm going to tweet this to @SecGen of the UN a dozen times...even if he doesn't see it, one of the generals of the UN does follow me and has tweeted to me once, so he will at least see it.

This base is occupied...not abandoned. It protected itself from the nuke and the world needs to know that America would rather destroy it, than let it fall into the hands of Russia or China.
Scott C. Waring
www.ufosightingsdaily.com

What Might the Putative 'Planet Nine' Look Like? — **Credit: Esther Linder, Christoph Mordasini, University of Bern**

Astronomers are trying to take the measure of Planet Nine before the hypothesized world has even been discovered.

Earlier this year, astronomers Konstantin Batygin and Mike Brown, both of whom are based at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, proposed that a large planet lurks undetected in the outer solar system, far beyond Pluto's orbit.

Batygin and Brown didn't spot this prospective Planet Nine; rather, they inferred its existence based on the orbits of a half-dozen objects in the Kuiper Belt, the ring of icy bodies beyond Neptune. [Planet Nine: The Evidence for a New Giant Planet in Pictures]

These objects' orbits suggest that Planet Nine may be about 10 times more massive than Earth, and may circle the sun at an average distance of 600 astronomical units (AU) or so, Batygin and Brown said. (One AU is the average distance from Earth to the sun — about 93 million miles, or 150 million kilometers.)

Now, a new study models what Planet Nine — which, contrary to the claims of a recent New York Post video, will not destroy the Earth — might look like if those parameters are on the money.

Astrophysics professor Christoph Mordasini and his Ph.D. student Esther Linder, both of the University of Bern in Switzerland, assumed that Planet Nine — if it exists — is basically a smaller version of the "ice giants" Uranus and Neptune, with an atmosphere dominated by hydrogen and helium.

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**Researchers say an anomaly in the orbits of distant Kuiper Belt objects points to the existence of an unknown planet orbiting the sun. Here's what we know of this potential "Planet Nine."**
**Credit: by Karl Tate, Infographics artist**

The duo then calculated that such a 10-Earth-mass Planet Nine would be about 3.7 times wider than our planet, with a temperature of minus 375 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 226 degrees Celsius; 47 degrees Kelvin).

"This means that the planet’s emission is dominated by the cooling of its core; otherwise, the temperature would only be 10 Kelvin," Linder said in a statement.

Since reflected sunlight would contribute very little to the total radiation emitted by Planet Nine, it would be much brighter in infrared light than in visual wavelengths, Mordasini and Linder said.

"With our study, candidate Planet Nine is now more than a simple point mass; it takes shape, having physical properties," Mordasini said in the same statement.

**Mini-Neptunes like "Planet Nine" outnumber other types of planets found by astronomers. See our full infographic here.**
**Credit: by Karl Tate, Infographics artist**

The researchers also used the results of their modeling work to investigate just how detectable Planet Nine might be. They determined that the various sky surveys that astronomers have already performed were likely incapable of spotting a Planet Nine that's less than 20 Earth masses, especially if the mysterious world were close to aphelion (the planet's farthest point from the sun during its highly elliptical orbit). But NASA's Wide-Field Infrared Survey Explorer satellite likely would have spotted a Planet Nine harboring more than 50 Earth masses.

"This puts an interesting upper mass limit for the planet," Linder said.

Further surveys and future instruments — such as the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope, which is currently being built in Chile — should be able to confirm or rule out the existence of Planet Nine, the researchers said.

The new study has been accepted for publication in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics.

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