Should we expect Planet X to be here in 2030? - Marshall Masters

We welcome the insightful Marshall Masters, a figure renowned for his expertise in planetary observation and predictive analysis. As we delve into the mysteries of the cosmos, Marshall shares a compelling prediction: by the end of this year, we can expect to witness significant developments related to the much-discussed Planet X, especially as we prepare for the pivotal 2030 flyby.

But why is there so much suppression surrounding the topic of Planet X? Why do mainstream media and scientific communities often sidestep or dismiss these discussions? Marshall engages with Michael to unravel this enigma, exploring the layers of fear, misinformation, and the potential implications that such knowledge could have on society. Planet X, often called Nibiru, has been a subject of intrigue and controversy for decades.

Believers argue that it is a massive celestial body lurking at the edge of our solar system, with a long, elliptical orbit that brings it close to Earth every few thousand years. Some theorists suggest that its gravitational effects could lead to cataclysmic events, such as earthquakes, tsunamis, and climate shifts—an idea that adds to the urgency of Marshall's predictions.

Preparedness author Marshall Masters has written numerous books addressing earth changes, space threats, and sustainable survival strategies and technologies. His mission is to help survival community leaders create sustainable communication strategies using affordable two-way radios. He holds an FCC amateur general class radio license and has completed hundreds of hours of emergency training courses in preparation for his latest books, Win-Win Survival Handbook: All-Hazards Safety and Future Space Colonization, and Radio Free Earth: The Complete Beginner’s Guide to Survival Communications.