Planet X location

[Gerard Zwaan]

Can you comment on the distance of Planet X from Earth by now? [and from another] The point of passage has been calculated from information on the Orbit http://www.zetatalk.com/science/s29.htm and Entry Angle http://www.zetatalk.com/science/s31.htm given by the Zetas. As the 12th Planet pierces the Earth's orbital plane, it forms a triangle with the Earth and Sun, with the angles given as 139 degrees at the 12th Planet, 23 degrees at the Earth, and 18 degrees at the Sun.

We have described the location of Planet X since 2005 as being within the orbit of Venus and moving slowly outbound.  It is moving in a retrograde orbit, pushing the Earth back from when it was stopped in its orbit in 2003 in the December position. It was in the September position in 2009 and then by 2012 had moved to where it will remain until the Pole Shift -  the August position. Meanwhile, the cup has tightened. Venus has pushed closer to the Earth, the Dark Twin has fallen behind the Earth and is trying to pass the Earth in their shared orbit, and the Earth’s wobble has gotten more severe and violent. It is the very crowding of these planets in the cup in front of Planet X that causes the slow pace of Planet X as it tries to move outbound away from the Sun in its retrograde orbit.

We will not detail the drama that will take place between the present and the Last Weeks, when the deadlock will suddenly be broken. At that time, Venus and the Dark Twin escape from the cup, allowing the final gyrations between Planet X and the Earth to begin. We have stated that Planet X will draw the Earth some 30 million miles closer to it in the Last Weeks, though this will be primarily a sideways motion, not toward the Sun.  Earth at this point is pressed as far to the left as possible, pressed into the Lean to the Left and the Severe Wobble. This does not place the Earth in danger of contact with Planet X or its Moon Swirls, as it still remains some 14 million miles from Planet X and the moons in the Moon Swirls remain no further than 5 million miles from Planet X.

Where will Planet X be between the present and the Last Weeks? We have stated that Earth will not be pushed back in her orbit further than the August position, and she is there now. We have stated that Venus and the Dark Twin are unlikely to escape prior to the Last Weeks, though will be pressed more closely together in the cup. Both will certainly loom larger than they are at present. Planet X will progress past the orbit of Venus, but not by far during this time. Just what sights and drama the poor Earth and her inhabitants will be subject to during this time is part of the 8 of 10 scenarios, which we are withholding at the present time. 

Source: ZetaTalk Chat Q&A for December 1, 2012