LONDON- The mysterious planet which erased life on Earth million years ago can do it again as revealed by scientists.
According to The Sun, many believe that this apocalyptic event can happen this month.
The new planet called Planet Nine recently discovered at the edge of the solar system in January has prompted comet showers at earth surface killing all life, says Daniel Whitmire, of the University of Louisiana.
The astrophysicist says the planet has a 20,000-year orbit around the sun and, at its closest to us, it knocks asteroids and comets towards Earth.
Fossil evidence has suggested most of life on Earth is mysteriously wiped out every 26 to 27 million years.
Professor Whitmire claims Planet Nine’s passage through a rock laden area called the Kuiper Belt is responsible for the “extinction events”.
Conspiracy theorists in the 80s and 90s previously claimed a red dwarf planet called Nibiru or Nemesis, which orbits too close to Earth every 36,000 years, was behind the events.
Now some are convinced there will be a collision or a near miss before the end of April.
Nemesis or Nibiru were widely dismissed as crack-pot pseudo-science, until Planet Nine was identified in January by the California Institute of Technology, in the US.
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