REVEALED!! NASA major announcement: Has Nibiru been discovered?0000

Conspiracy theorists were sent into overdrive when NASA announced a press conference for Thursday December 14 in which they are set to discuss discoveries made by the Keplar planet hunting telescope.
Nibiru – otherwise known as Planet X – believers, have declared the space agency will finally reveal the existence of the mystical celestial body, despite NASA repeatedly insisting the planet does not exist.
One Nibiru believer, with username ‘syct23’ wrote on the conspiracy theory forum Sherdog: “They finally found Nibiru”.
Another, who goes by the name of Spot, wrote on the forum Ready To Go: “Might have found Planet X”.

The Nibiru conspiracy theory claims the alleged planetary object is supposedly heading towards our solar system and will cause the apocalypse on Earth which will wipe out most of the population.
The claim was started by Christian numerologist David Meade, who first predicted the apocalyptic celestial body would hit Earth on September 23.
However, after this failed to materialise, conspiracy theorists claimed Mr Meade got his calculations wrong and said November 19 would herald the true arrival of Planet x
 

US space agency NASA has denied Nibiru's existence and dismissed the claims as an online hoax.
David Morrison, an astronomer at the space agency, said: “There is no such planet, there never has been, and presumably there never will be.
"This year alone, the Nibiru doomsday date has been updated twice: the apocalypse was originally scheduled for September 23, moved to October 21, and now, the powers that be have settled on November 19.

"Honestly, if Nibiru is real — which it definitely isn’t — it sounds like a massive flake.”
The space agency will hold a press conference on Thursday to reveal its latest major discovery after searching outside of our solar system for life by scanning habitable planets.
The new discovery comes from the team at the Kepler space telescope, who have been searching for extraterrestrial life since 2009.

The telescope searches for Earth-sized planets in the “habitable zones” of nearby stars and has subsequently found thousands of planets which could hold life.
NASA officials said: "The discovery was made by researchers using machine learning from Google.
"Machine learning is an approach to artificial intelligence, and demonstrates new ways of analysing Kepler data."