can we just talk about planet 9? because imo its shifty as fuck

Planet of pure darkness? it just has no light because it is too far, technically there could be a huge amount of planets stuck in far orbit of the sun but too far away from light, earth is really really close in orbit, we seem to think it is normal but its not. There can be hundreds of more planets way out there, that would be frozen blobs of gas basically.

>frozen
>gas
Kek

>>17328750
?

This planet is around for a very long time and only your superstitious make you shifty! Even the church knows this planet (X for 10th).
Don't be a pussy and be more afraid of asteroids we overlook.
Enjoy your life!

>>17328773
Gas is a state of matter. A "frozen glob of gas" would be a solid.

>>17328750
Wow it's like you never experienced propane or any of its propane accessories

>>17328552
What about Pluto? That's some serious shit when you're the government and you can make an entire planet disappear. I mean, where did they put it? What about the people who lived there?

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>>17328932
Plutonians are teh suck.

>>17328968
Racist twat.

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>>17328912
Propane is a cold liquid under pressure, after a regulator it'll "flash" once it reaches the atmosphere and turn into a gas. It's not a solid. It'd be a semi-solid, aka liquid, due to the pressure from gravity. There would be a gaseous outer layer, yes, but the gas technically isn't frozen.

>>17328902
And gas can freeze and be frozen you fucking idiot
>fucking idiot

>>17328999
Sign me up for that.

>>17328750
>what is pressure

>>17328552
>can we just talk about planet 9?
Neptune?

Nibru bro

>>17330037
Sup, Fairy?!?!?

What ya doing?

Oh wow, the discoverers of truths, the knowers of things!
The sages of all ages!
You mean there was a planet right in front of them and the people who know all about the universe or how it came to be didn't know that it was there because of silly absence of light?

Whatever else might they not know because of silly things!

Some ancient civilisations were pretty good at astronomy. Has there never been any sign of this thing in the night sky ever?

>>17330102
>Whatever else might they not know because of silly things!
Virtually everything. Stupidity is universally rare.

>>17330197
The silent treatment, huh.

Pretty cold :(

Oh hei Cum Cannibal! I'm just having a nasty shit.

Apart from that, I'm good.

how r you?

Black Holes are scarier. Large holes of pure blackness.

>>17328750
Fucking idiot

>>17330339
Nice!

I'm good, just chillin :)

>>17330351
Sweet!

>>17328552
I don't trust it cause it's black.

>>17330355
I know, right.

:)

>>17330357
Wise...

>>17328552
Just wanted to remind u guys that I am the biggest faggot in this thread, and possibly the gayest on all of /x/

:)

>>17328902
Gas can be put under so much pressure that the atoms have no where to go because they are so tightly packed. The conditions for the gas to remain a gas are the same, however pressure or a gravitational force (like gilese 436 b's hot ice) prevents the spaced out fast movement of the elements atoms.

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>>17329178
>>17333315
So then it's not fucking GAS anymore. It is then a SOLID. How are you failing to grasp this.

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>>17330037
That's eight. Here's nine.

>>17332988
This.

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It's not really

>>17330124
The proposed planet would never be bright enough to be seen by the naked eye (about 10,000 times too faint at it's peak).

>>17332988
GAY POOPEE IS BAD POOPEE GAY FFAG IS UHHHHHHHHH NO SO MORE TO YOU FROM POOPSING NOT FOR YOU

>>17333537
Calm down m8.

How about we kiss and make up? ;)

>>17333442
No star close enough. It's Monday, shouldn't you be in school?

>>17333450
What if we SET IT ON FIRE?

>>17333622
DAR

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>>17328552
Planet x? or the 10th planet.

Oh right forgot. The same dude that demoted Pluto is the one that found planet 10. I mean planet 9.

Looks like we didn't find Nibiru after all! Science 1, Conspiratards 0

>>17333612
No star close enough to what?

>>17333616
I'm going to take this as a yes.

:3

>>17333650
Nobody found planet nine yet. it's all theory yet.

>>17333653
And also no star close enough FOR what?

>>17333657
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA POOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPPPPPP TO YOU DEADED HEHEHAGAHAHAHA DEEDAADIIEEEEE

>>17333662
There aren't that many things in our solar system which can create gravitic wobbles in planets except for other planets.

They know it's there, they just haven't laid eyes on it yet.

We've known that it was there for years.

>>17333612
>>17333668
Fucking explain your point

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what if there even more dark planets in our solar system we havent found yet

>>17333682
Calm down kid. There is no star close enough to our Sun and with enough mass to maintain an orbit for any objects that would enter even the furthest reaches of our solar system.

>>17333698
There doesn't have to be another star
Why would that be relevant?

>>17328552
>planet 9
Its planet 10, pluto is a planet.

>>17333700
Alien meteor cannon? Take your lunch before seventh period.

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>>17333704

>>17333678
Awww. You're making me blush

>>17333705
Or it's just a long orbit?

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Shargon.
Four moons, one gone.
Another dimension.
Future.
Guardian on earth.

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>>17328552
Planet nine? Eris?

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>>17333741
Shelf
Bukkake of ancient watchers
Hello
I see France

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>>17333769
Faces
One way
other
Another
Shoe Shine

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>>17333769
better

>>17333705
Still don't get how there not being another star is relevant. In no way would there need to be.

>>17330217
Jesus Christ what is wrong with you.

>>17328750
I-is that you capslock?

>>17328552
thats just Mr.Shadow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-FVii-cRz4

>>17334198
What's the thread limit?

>>17334539
You are.

>>17328792
Kek claims to know more about planet 9 than us.

>>17328552
kill yourself

>>17334578
... Good one.

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>>17328750
mother fucker the planet could be frozen on the surface but contain an atmosphere.of hydrogen or helium, thus it would be a frozen ball of gas. You dumb ass

>>17333717
the sun's gravity can only maintain a secondary body in orbit for a certain distance is what he's saying. something can't go on a massive light year journey out into space and come back periodically unless its maintained in orbit, especially not something that supposedly has a periodic orbit like nibiru/x. it's the sun, not vy canis majoris. sedna is currently the largest known body with the longest orbital period in the solar system, 11,400 years. comet west has a 250,000 year orbital period, but it's a comet. for a massive planet to have this huge orbital period but never be discovered is unlikely.

>>17334614
No, then it would be a frozen ball of solid matter with a gaseous atmosphere.

>>17334630
>what is 2004 VN112
>what is 2007 TG422
>what is 2012 GB174
>what is 2012 VP113
>what is 2013 RF98
All of the above plus Sedna are only in orbits as funky as they are because of Planet 9.

>>17334630
>the sun's gravity can only maintain a secondary body in orbit for a certain distance
Yeah and X doesn't exceed that distance. What the fuck else is going to pull on it?

>but never be discovered is unlikely.
It's fucking far and it's fucking dark so not really

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It's been a long time coming

/x/ really turned to shit when reddit arrived

>>17333433
you are wrong. it's still a gas, it's just not gaseous anymore. there's a reason they call jupiter, saturn etc. gas giants and not solid matter giants because that would be fucking misleading. go get some stem degree.

>>17334663
>largest

can't you fucking read? not detached bodies. idiot.

>All of the above plus Sedna are only in orbits as funky as they are because of Planet 9.

I guess we can let Nature know that the debate is over. some fucking halfwit on /x/ has got it all figured out.

>>17328750
Ever heard of Dry Ice?

>>17333707
Top kek

>>17334671
So world ending tidal disaster?
I need me a boat.

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>>17333650
Technically the planet hasnt been found its all theoretical, like your sex life.

do girls like length or girth more

>>17334858
Hard to say

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCA3FJfFs20

Based microdick asking the tough questions

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>>17334877
that thick?

>>17334902
Well I mean thicker and longer imo, they aren't going to post their actual ideal because they won't want to look like sluts.
Should have been done somewhat anonymously and not in a room full of women judging each other.

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>>17334691
>it's still a gas, it's just not gaseous anymore.
So this burger I got at A&W is still raw, it's just cooked now? The weather is still hot, it's just cold now? That tree outside my window is still a seed, it's just grown now?

Try again.

>>17334693
What debate?

>>17334699
That is a solid.

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>>17328750
Maybe this will help you a little.

>>17334965
What you're failing to understand, though, is that even at the triple point, the GAS IS STILL GAS and the SOLIDS AND LIQUIDS ARE STILL NOT.

>>17334965
They should rename the triple point the gas transformation point.

>>17335055
>as it comes into the core of the system
It doesn't though.

>>17335055
probably an ayy trying to make sure /x/ doesnt discover black planet nibiru x

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someone is trying really hard to de-rail this thread for some reason...

the gay guy samefagging and flirting with himself out of the blue and random posts like penis size instead of actually talking about the subject matter... i mean its so blatantly obvious that's its de-railing

anyway, the concept is pretty interesting of a planet in a long eliptical orbit, i wonder if lifeforms are on it, perhaps sentient ones... i could see it being feasible if its a rock planet with a molten core generating heat so space doesnt freeze everything solid, maybe some subterrainian life, perhaps underground cities or some such thing

considering the possibility of life being on such a planet, and what we know about the difficulty of space travel over vast distances, it would be interesting to think some form of civilized life hops to other planets in the solar system as it comes into the core of the system, grabbing resources or what have you

and i imagine the environmental consequences of such a large body coming close to earth could have some major environmental consequences aswell, tidal waves, flood, and who knows what else, depending on proximity

>>17335055
It's called shitposting man. Trust me, I'm an expert.

Is it possible that we too have an eliptical orbit? Maybe that explains seasons as we orbit the sun. Space science is pretty much nothing but theory anyway.

>>17334858
Women don't know what the fuck they want.

Treat e'm mean, keep e'm keen.

>>17335092
>Maybe that explains seasons as we orbit the sun.
Nigger that's tilt. Australia has summer right now.

>Space science is pretty much nothing but theory anyway.
No you just don't understand it because fuck learning.

>>17335092
It's like ignorance personified...

>>17335045
Water is a gas too at the right temperature

>>17335139
At which point it isn't a liquid. How does that refute what he said?

ALL YOU OF BEING KEKOLDERS TO HIM BE YOURSELF AND THE PUPPERMAN TOO NEW DOODOO KEKPOO

>>17335180
You can't make normal posts then pretend schizo posts in the same thread wtf

You people are fucking retarded. I might have been trolled hard, but fuck it.

gas is a gas
solid is a solid
a liquid is a liquid

(anything after these 3 traditional states are under insane conditions)

If a planet is frozen, it's fucking solid. Sure, it "could" have an atmosphere, but the planet is still fucking solid. A planet that is made of gas, is not fucking solid, it's a gas planet, it might have a small core made out of solid, but the majority of matter that makes it up is gas. A frozen planet, is not a fucking gas, it's a solid planet. >>17328750 is correct, >>17328567 is a fucking moron. If you freeze gas, it becomes a fucking solid. Basic elementary science class.

>>17334965
If an entire plane is at the pressure and temperature required for the entire thing to meet a triple point where it's continuously turning into a solid to a liquid to a gas at any point of time, that's a miracle of fucking physical existence. thefuckoutta here with that chart, because you're a grade-F dumbass.

>>17335221
>KNOW NOT CANNOT MAKE THE PEEING RIGHT EVEN
Fuck, how did you know?

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>>17335223
>You people are fucking retarded.
>>17335221
>TO THINK YOU DO ARE THAT IS BEING TRYE HAHAHAHAHAHAHA NOT FOR KNOWING IS YOU AND KNOW NOT CANNOT MAKE THE PEEING RIGHT EVEN HAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAHEEEEEEEEEE


Think you might be onto something there, PARDNER!

>>17335242
:))))))))DDDDDDDD))))))))))):

>>17335265
just.... go back to /b/. ...fuck

>>17335384
They are not worthy of a person of my intellect.

Why I think you schizos are is beyond me though, perhaps you have a point...

>>17335223

Liquid Nitrogen is still classified as a gas. So is Methane clathrate.

Stop talking.

>>17328902
WE classify elements from their state at the median conditions between their boiling point and freezing point. Each element behaves differently at these extremes. Liquid nitrogen for example.

Nigger

>>17334691
Holy shit you're retarded.

All the butthurtfags from my earlier post that can't grasp states of matter, pressure/temp relations and just basic physics. Fucking kek.

>>17336362
>liquid
>classified as a gas
lol'd

>>17328552

not real op. Earth is flat.

>>17336441
Well, I mean, not THAT basic. It wasn't too long ago everyone thought heat was a fluid!

Im honestly surprised that there hasn't been a decent discussion about this yet. There a new fucking planet with an orbital of the famed nibru. People should be freaking out

>>17336465
Here's the problem. It doesn't have Nibiru's orbit, it's never going to come smashing through the inner system, Sitching was a lying fraud and we haven't actually discovered it yet, some people have maybe extrapolated its possible existence.

So, I mean, not a lot to talk about just now except to keep reminding people that Nibiru is considerably less valid idea than the fucking Black Knight, and that gets old real quick, or to speculate wildly about the nature of the planet.

>>17336449
>>17336449
PV=nRT you dumb fucking faggot.

>>17336486
He's generalizing and you're cherry picking anecdotes. It's like a battle of semantics.
I'm drunk and comfy and wanna see you two battle it out.

>>17334691
someone needs to retake 8th grade science. If something is a solid, its considered a solid, even if you are more familiar with its liquid or gaseous form.

Everything has different boiling and freezing points, but just because its more recognizable to you in one state doesn't mean it gets to be called that when it changes states.

Jupiter and Saturn are not frozen, btw.

It's every 20,000 years. I remember because 20,000 years ago is when human culture began and it was the last glacial maximum.

>>17335139
Exactly. And it is then a gas, not a liquid.

>>17328552
N I B I R U

>>17336486
The ideal gas law has nothing to do with things that are NOT GAS being considered gas.

>>17337064
N O T R E A L L Y T H O U G H

>>17337064
N I G G I R U

this would be a good name for a black planet

>>17334940
So is my cock.

>>17337130
Yes, that is true. Care to go on?

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That's no planet.

>>17337142
Only if you come with me ;)

>>17334940
It's frozen, compressed gas actually.

You guys are fucking autists. Everytime a subject is being debated here, you fucks always pick out one word or two and write extensives posts and get into arguments about how anon misused that word. Fucking autists I tell ya.

>>17328999
Nice trips. IIRC liquid propane is not cold in itself but when it vaporizes it absorbs heat from the surroundings. Endothermic reaction or whatever. Nitpicking, i know

>>17337490
I.E. a solid.

Not a gas.

>>17337506
>extensives

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>>17328552
SPOILER: It's actually Jötunheimr and the ice giants are back.

>>17333433
FERN!!!!

Space roar is more scary. Something doesn't want us looking out too far.

>>17328552

First of all it's a theory. However, scientists are 90% certain. We have not actually directly observed the planet yet, but we are expected to have directed observations if it exists within 5 years.

Now, hypothetically, let's say it does exist. The possibilities are numerous. However, given it's distance from the Sun and that it is outside the "habitable zone", I would wager that it's probably cold and complex intelligent life does not live there. But there could be primitive extraterrestrial species, possibly microbes.

I for one want to see humanity explore the subterranean oceans of Europa for alien aquatic life. But really, regarding planet 9 it's all pure speculation at this point.

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>>17337737
>tfw this poster would have told us such a thing was impossible just a few years ago

Anyway, this is all just Masonic games anyway, who knows if the thing exists.

>>17337714
>The roar currently limits the study of the universe's earliest stars.
That's fucking unsettling.

>>17335223

Dry ice, and liquid nitrogen are both considered gasses in solid state.

Fuck off

>>17328552
Pluto is the ninth planet. Anyone who says otherwise is a revisionist dickhead.

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>>17336465
Many dis info shills working hard at derailing this thread .

>>17339892
Completely unrelated to the thread, but that picture is pants on head retarded. Combustion engines have been the most efficent types of engines we've come across. Electric is coming up, but shit like solar or radiation would never work for cars.

>>17336486
nitrogen at r.t. is a gas.

liquid nitrogen, when it's cold enough to be a liquid, is a liquid, not a gas. Maybe you're thinking of a fluid. Both gases and liquids are types of fluids.

But liquid nitrogen is a liquid. That's why they call it liquid nitrogen.

Many gases, particularly hydrogen and helium, remain gases at very cold temperatures. That's why you can have gas planets like Neptune and Uranus that are very very cold, and presumably planet 9 as well.

>>17339737
>Views revision and correction as a negative quality

>>17339913
>>17339892
Don't deflect from the point that image is trying to make. Allow me to spell it out for you:

>The invention of the first model electric vehicle is attributed to various people.[1] In 1828, Ányos Jedlik, a Hungarian who invented an early type of electric motor, created a small model car powered by his new motor. In 1834, Vermont blacksmith Thomas Davenport built a similar contraption which operated on a short, circular, electrified track.[2] In 1835, Professor Sibrandus Stratingh of Groningen, the Netherlands and his assistant Christopher Becker created a small-scale electrical car, powered by non-rechargeable primary cells.[3]

>>17339966
Bruh, you're talking to a mechanical engineer. Take that as you will. Like I said, electric cars are on the come up, but until about 2007-2010 no one gave a shit about electric cars for 2 reasons. First, because of the inefficiency. Second, as a culture, in the west at least, there is a sort of stigma against driving electric shit for mean. It doesn't roar, it whirs and that puts people off. If you're arguing for anything other than electric or hydrogen powered cars you are straight retarded though.

>>17339988
The point is that we have the technology to make electric vehicles commonplace but fail to do so due to a chokehold from the petroleum industry and those that back it.

>>17334651
"I DONT KNOW WHAT AN ATMOSPHERE IS"

>>17340006
Eeeeeeh, the chokehold exists but it's mostly pushed through cultural means in my opinion.I honestly think we have the same opinion of this, just from two separate views.

If they offer a ton of people money not to make it and instead work on combustion engines, but the people demanded electric cars you bet your ass someone would say "fuck this" and make them. In fact that's almost what happened with Tesla cars to a T, but he's also doing it for other purposes.Nah, the way they keep it down is much worse. They implant in peoples heads the seed of doubt that says "Electric cars are pussy shit, no real man would be caught dead in one". That (along with the fact that they look stupid as shit and the pretentious people driving them) is one of the main reasons the Prius is still viewed as it is even though it's financially and environmentally the better option.

>>17340028
consumers gonna consume

>>17340080
Yes sir. But these niggas are tryin to talk about Nibiru so if you want to continue talking about this shit, just make a thread about it and I'm sure I'd see it. This board is slow as shit anyway.

>>17339541

No

>>17333692
Can't be, its orbit would have shown evidence of itself.

Gravity only has so much pull. After a certain distance, something on an orbit so long that there's no trace of it in our solar system would likely go rogue and or get picked up by another system.

>>17335149
Come on dude, an ice cube is frozen water. Stop being pedantic.

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Science.

>>17334630
Some Astronomers are tossing around the idea that Sol may actually be a part of a binary system, and the it's companion star is located approximately 1.5 ly out. This would explain the extreme elliptical orbit of X, and would also explain why sho much shit gets slung towards the inner planets from the Oort Cloud.

If the companion emitted light in the UV spectrum, it is entirely possible we haven't detected it yet. This is why we need to get the James Webb Telescope into orbit. Unfortunately, that would also require funding for NASA.

>>17337096
Stahp.

My penis can only get so erect.

> NIBIRU IS LATE
> ITS A PLANET
> HOLY SHIT
No, you all found my heart.

>>17330059
Just being fat.

>>17330357
Never relax.

>>17328552
Is this not nibiru? If not can some one explain why this is being called nibiru.

>>17334858
Im 4.5 inches, 5 at my hardest if not a hair longer then that. My gf seems to cum a lot during sex, and really enjoying her self. Im sure there are other girls that would enjoy my penis, and other that would laugh so hard in my face, if that was to happen I hope this planet crashes right into earth and kills her.

>>17335085
Honestly. Do you really think the government or some shadow government is really keeping eyes on /x/ trying to derail threads of certain topics?

I wounder what it would be like a planet came close enough to earth to appear like the moon.

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>>17340891
If I'm blak an I relax?

>>17339699
At this point I'm pretty sure you actually are trolling, although you had me fooled for a while. I'm kind of enjoying this back and forth we've got going on though, so let me just reiterate that a solid is not a gas, no matter what substance it's made up of, nor is a liquid.

>>17340009
No, clearly you don't.

>>17340243
>This is why we need to get the James Webb Telescope into orbit. Unfortunately, that would also require funding for NASA.
James Webb is already funded. it's set for a 2018 launch.

>>17340908
It's being called Nibiru because /x/ is retarded and doesn't into reading.

>>17328750
>>17328567 probably meant not rocky planets. What would be gases in Earth temperature and pressure.
Can you do me a favor, please, astrophysicists? Stop calling any element heavier than helium a metal, it gets on my nerves.

>>17339966
>>17339988
Too bad there's not enough lithium reserves to make electric car batteries even for the United States.
That could be worked around, maybe, using mass public transport, but
>muh karz

>>17341022
I think he's looking at a high school level periodic table, and seeing that nitrogen, helium, and hydrogen are labelled and color coded as gases, and thus he thinks they're always considered gases. What he's failing to understand is that the periodic table only shows states of matter at standard temperature and pressure. Where helium is a gas, mercury is a liquid, and sulfur is a solid. It takes no other information into consideration.

>>17328552
can we talk about the fact that People have been claiming for 40+ years that there has been another planet Orbiting our sun and they just ''just discovered it'' The whole thing seems fishy as FUCK

>>17343494
Nobody's claiming they've discovered it yet.

>>17333622
That would illuminate the planet yes.

>Planet of pure darkness
See me after class.

>>17340028
The batteries needed to make up a prius cause as much if not more damage to the environment (when created and disposed of) than a regular combustion engine. Choose your poison: CO2 and its smoggy friends? Or battery acid and lead?