NEWSLINE REPORTS: Nibiru shock claim: 'NASA knows comet has broken from Planet X & is heading towards earth'

A HUGE space rock has broken from the mythical Nibiru system and is making its way towards earth, according to astonishing claims being made.

A large comet or asteroid has broken from Nibiru - also known as Planet X - and is heading our way, says a shocking new YouTube video.

The video entitled 'Comet has broken from Nibiru is towards our way' and made by 'Planet X approaches' was released by channel Phim 2017.

The video begins with the subtitles "Scientists have recently discovered a comet that has broken off from the orbit of Nibiru and is headed straight for Earth!"
A narrator then says: "Today we will be discussing some rather serious news about the comet that has broken off from Nibiru and is heading straight towards earth.
"According to one doomsday theorist this might just be the one that does us in

"One self-proclaimed astronomer has come up with an alternative theory suggesting that it could crash into earth wiping out cities and continents and even causing a mega tsunami."
However, the narrator then says that NASA has said it will pass at a safe 32 million miles from earth.
However, the video then quotes the alleged Russian "self-proclaimed astronomer," named as Dr Dyomin Damir Zakharovich, as saying: "The object 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."
It said his “data” indicated that the object was once a part of Planet X.
So just what is the truth?

Its report said: "The New Daily was unable to verify if ‘Dr Dyomin Damir Zakharovich’ is a real person. There is no trace online of a person by that name being employed by any university or having published any academic work."
It also quoted Associate Professor Jonti Horner, an astronomer at the University of Southern Queensland in Australia.
He said: "I’ve never heard of anybody who’s an actual astronomer talk about Nibiru before.
"It’s basically an urban myth — it’s like having a biologist coming out and talking about werewolves and the Sasquatch being real. You just wouldn’t hear it.”