Nibiru 2012

There is no scientific evidence to support the existence of Nibiru as described in the 2012 conspiracy theories.

The theory that Nibiru would collide with Earth and lead to cataclysmic events in 2012 has been widely debunked by scientists.

Claims of Nibiru causing a pole shift in 2012 are not supported by any credible scientific research.

NASA has repeatedly stated that there is no factual basis for the existence of Nibiru or any threat it may pose to Earth.

The idea of Nibiru is primarily based on interpretations of Sumerian mythology and has been sensationalized by conspiracy theories.

There have been no verified observations of a planet like Nibiru in the sky, despite claims made by proponents of the theory.

There is no evidence that the Mayans predicted or were aware of the existence of Nibiru or associated doomsday prophecies.

Mainstream scientists and astronomers dismiss the idea of Nibiru as pseudoscience and consider it a hoax.

The prediction of Nibiru's arrival in 2012 was based on speculation and misinformation, leading to its failure to materialize.

There are no credible ongoing studies or investigations by mainstream scientific institutions regarding the existence or effects of Nibiru.