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NASA Finds 'Doomsday' Asteroid Astronomer Says Will Hit Earth Next Month

by Kaylin Pound

Back in December, our suspicions 2016 was secretly on a mission to destroy the world were confirmed when a NASA scientist told us doomsday was in the near future.

Yep, Dr. Joseph Nuth of NASA's Goddard Space Flight announced an “extinction-level” event, like the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs, may soon be coming from outer space.

Since Nuth's terrifying prediction clearly wasn't pessimistic enough, he also pointed out, “The biggest problem, basically, is there's not a hell of a lot we can do about it at the moment.”

If you haven't been living out every day like it's your last since Nuth's foreboding forecast of the future, you might want to start soon. It appears that doomsday might be coming a bit sooner than you initially thought.

NASA has predicted that a mysterious object, thought to be an asteroid or a comet, will be passing by Earth on February 25 and missing the planet by a distance of 32 million miles.

However, a self-proclaimed astronomer from Russia, Dr. Dyomin Damir Zakharovich, has a different theory of what will happen when this mysterious object, named 2016 WF9, approaches Earth.

Rather than safely whizzing by, Zakharovich believes the asteroid will collide with our planet and result in a mega-tsunami.

That's right. Zakharovich is saying that this catastrophic object is heading straight for our precious planet.

According to Zakharovich,

The object they call WF9 left the Nibiru system in October when Nibiru began spinning counter clockwise around the sun. Since then, Nasa has known it will hit Earth. But they are only telling people now.

Zakharovich believes "we are all in peril" because such an asteroid strike could obliterate cities or cause massive tsunamis.

Although Zakharovich is alleging NASA knows about this doomsday asteroid, NASA has refuted his hypothesis and is sticking by its prediction that the object will pass  our planet, leaving it unscathed.

According to NASA,

The trajectory of 2016 WF9 is well understood, and the object is not a threat to Earth for the foreseeable future.

Based on research, NASA has discovered that 2016 WF9 is a dark object that is pretty large, measuring somewhere between 0.3 to 0.6 miles across.

While the object appears to resemble a comet, as far as its reflectivity and orbit are concerned, scientist say the object doesn't have the signature dust and gas cloud that defines a comet.

Once again, Dr. Zakharovich's "data" paints a different picture of the object, alleging it is a comet or asteroid that initially came from a fictional planet called Nibiru.

Dr. Zakharovich stated,

The object they call WF9 left the Nibiru system in October when Nibiru began spinning counter clockwise around the sun

Nibiru, also known as Planet X, is a theoretical planet proposed to exists on the edge of the solar system. According to NASA,

Nibiru and other stories about wayward planets are an internet hoax. Obviously, it does not exist.

Let's just hope NASA is right.

Citations: A doomsday asteroid will hit Earth next month and trigger devastating mega-tsunamis, claims conspiracy theorist (MailOnline)