1. Presumably by crashing into the Earth, or by passing close to the Earth and affecting us with tides and/or radiation.

2. It will either crash into the Earth (in which case the Earth would be obliterated by the physical impact and a new asteroid belt would form around the Sun, possibly containing a planetary remnant of the collision), or bring enormous tides (which would swamp the Earth’s coastal cities with ocean water, and possibly cause huge earthquakes), or spray us with radiation (usually of some unspecified type presumed to be harmful to human life).

3. Somewhere on a trajectory towards the Earth such that it will collide with or pass near the Earth on December 21, 2012, but where for some reason it can’t be detected by telescopes, unless said telescopes are being operated by pseudoscientists and conspiracy buffs.

4. Apparently it is supposed to be an actual planet. According to some people it was the same planet that killed the dinosaurs and/or parted the Red Sea for Moses or some such thing.

5. As far as I’m concerned it’s a load of baloney. You’re about as likely to be killed by Planet X as you are to be eaten by a shark, struck by lightning and hit by a meteor simultaneously.

6. The only actual FACTS about the planet are that one, it doesn’t exist, and two, a lot of scientifically illiterate morons are getting worked up over it anyway. Pretty much anything else you hear about it is fiction.

2. Nothing. Like I stated, it doesn’t exist.

3. In the realm of fiction.

4. It still doesn’t exist, other than in the ficticious workings of the “chicken little” types that are trying to make a buck off of people’s unfounded fears

5. Planet X is traditionally a generic term, for any undiscovered planet. Uranus was the first one. Neptune was the second one. Pluto (though not classified as a planet) was the third one. All of these were discovered through gravitational perturbations in the orbits of planets that are inferior (closer to the sun than them). [Pluto was a little trickier than just perturbations, for the masses of Uranus and Neptune were not calculated correctly until Voyager 2 surveyed them). Is it possible there is another planet in our solar system, that would be deemed a Planet X? Possible, although conditions of how the solar system formed, lack of gravitational perturbances, and the amount of coaescing matter out at the regions of our solar system beyond the Kuiper Belt suggest it is exceedingly imporbable. No doubt, a great deal of dwarf planets lie within the Kuiper Belt, and I look foreward to the days when the New Horizons probe gets out there to survey that region of space, but none of these will swing by earth, the Planet X you describe is non-factual in its very nature.

6. I think your answerers have summed it up for you. You can research a lot of “non-facts” about it if you like. It very difficult to come up with facts for something that does not exist.

It won’t. Since “Planet X” doesn’t exist, it can’t have any effect.

2. What will it do to destroy earth or at least humans?

Absolutely nothing.

3. Where is this planet right now

I have been asking this question for a year now, and not one person has been able to give me its coordinates. If it were following the orbit ascribed to it, it would be a bright naked eye object in our sky by now.

4. Is this really a planet, or just a big obstacle in space?

Neither — it doesn’t exist.

5. What is you’re input on “Planet X”?

It is a myth put together by crackpots to sell books and TV shows.

6. Any other facts about this planet i should know?

It doesn’t exist — what more do you need to know than this?

Scientists don’t expect anything out of the ordinary to happen in the year 2012, or specifically on the date December 21, other than the solstice, which happens every year.

None of the “predicted” happenings for 2012 hold up under close scrutiny. “Planet X” and “Nibiru” simply don’t exist. The Mayan calendar ends a cycle, but there were no predictions of the end of the world. The Sun doesn’t line up with the galactic centre; it’s 6 degrees off. No asteroids or comets are actually predicted to hit Earth.

All of this stuff was put together by crackpots in order to promote their books and TV shows, and shamelessly promoted by the History Channel. Don’t take any of it seriously!

I have heard the non-logical myths about the hiding of the eggs on Easter (supposedly the First Sunday after the Pascal Full Moon). I have heard the rumors of hopping down the bunny trail, hippity hopping and even something about chocolate. The theory is “Easter Bunny” and I need a few facts about this “Easter Bunny”.

1. What is Easter?
2. Rabbits? Not just for breakfast, anymore?
3. Where does he live right now?
4. Is he really a 6 ft tall rabbit named Harvey?
5. You know what they say about rabbits, don’t you?
6. Is the rumor of Easter Bunny’s involvement with Duracell true?

I do not believe in the Easter Bunny, I am just very curious how many of you think I just mention this stuff to irritate you until you tear out all your hair.

PS. Planet X does not exist. There is ZERO evidence of it.

Thanks.