Planet X: NASA Admits They Have Been Measuring Its Cosmic Rays For Over A Decade

Well! Well! Just when you thought things couldn’t get any weirder much hoopla now surfacing in the scientific community regarding a large extra solar object. Now coined Planet 9 by the same people who mocked, ridiculed, trolled, badgered and harassed people using the term Planet X. Therefore, it really shouldn’t come as any huge surprise when we found that NASA has been tracking a second solar wind INSIDE our very own galaxy. Through the Ulysses solar satellite NASA has been measuring and tracking not only neutral helium but also neutral hydrogen as well as electrons. The fact that the data can be found in public record and on NASA’s own Ulysses webpage makes us even wonder how somebody could argue against the existence of a second sun.

Although first year astronomy class will teach you that brown dwarf stars even smaller ones are a constant source of helium, hydrogen and electrons. All of these can be measured. But the stream of particles grouped under one name, cosmic rays, becomes very confusing as the vagueness of those terms in themselves can be misleading. After all, we are talking particles not x-rays. The curious thing however, is that when pouring through the user unfriendly Ulysses database we find that all solar data from 2008 until today appears to have been scrubbed or never posted publicly.

The other reason NASA may be able to get away with keeping something so obvious secret is that they have kind of disclosed its existence earlier in the Ulysses project. Hence the phrases “helium bubble”, “helium cloud”, “cosmic rays”, “energy cloud”, “gravity waves”, “gravity clouds” and perhaps even “photon belt”.

Nonsense you say?  How can NASA be measuring a second solar wind and keep it secret? They really haven’t kept it a secret. And for all you doubters out here in never never land here are the specs of Planet X’s solar wind.

Composition: Neutral helium, neutral hydrogen and electron jets

Speed: Neutral particles = 25km/second

Magnetic Field: I.M.F. measurable

Direction Of Particles: Entering and exiting approximately 45 to 55 degrees south and 255 degrees on the celestial equator

Ionization: Particles are being focused and ionized by coronal hole streams of the sun

Mapping Inside Solar System: The helium waves resemble a bilateral cone shape produced by gravitational lensing by the sun

Conclusion: Please refer to the following links before you comment. And, do note that Ulysses data is not accessible for most measurable components of the second solar wind. (Since 2008)

https://youtu.be/41Ru6C562P0

https://youtu.be/XFnDmx_4uHE

http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/nmc/datasetSearch.do?spacecraft=Ulysses