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A scan of a 1987 issue of New Science and Invention Encyclopedia shows that the trajectory of Pioneer 10 was intended to take it towards but to the right of our tenth planet (Planet X). To be precise, using JPL data and moving forward by seven years from 1 July 1977 to 6 May 1984, Elenin (the harbinger of Planet X) was indeed 50.561 AU times 92,955,888 (Earth-Sun distance) or 4,700,000,000 (4.7 Billion miles) from the earth at that date. This proves beyond all reasonable doubt that NASA has indeed known about and been tracking these objects since at least 1984 (actually since 1983 when the IRAS telescope detected the heat signature of Nibiru).

It is interesting that the Pioneer case reveals that Nibiru has a much larger magnetic field than the one that extends 8AU from its center. The hurricane/cyclone analogy will serve useful here to better understand what we are seeing. A hurricane or cyclone has four basic components: the eye, the inner eye wall, the outer eye wall and the peripheral rain bands.

The eye is a completely calm, circular area around which the entire cyclone is centered. It is very tiny in comparison with the rest of the storm’s structure. Surrounding the eye is the inner wall, where the fastest and most violent winds circulate and is therefore the most dangerous part of the maelstrom. Beyond this you have an outer eye wall, another area of circulation where the winds though strong are not as bad as the inner eye wall. Then at the outermost periphery stretch out the wide expanse of the spiraling rain bands. In the clockwise-spinning cyclone, the fastest and strongest winds (gusts) are in the side that is moving in the same direction as the storm, because the forward velocity of the storm adds to the speed of the winds as they move in sync. The winds in the opposite side are slower because they’re moving in the opposite direction of the storm.