In this clip from our show 'Believe', we discuss "Our Universe".

“September 23rd Was Not the End of the World - Is David Meade Wrong About Nibiru or Planet X?”

• David Meade, the self-described “specialist in research and investigations,” has earned a fair amount of publicity online for predicting that catastrophic events will soon befall Earth. When asked where he lives, he only said that he’s in “the heart of a major disaster zone” after Hurricane Irma. When asked where he went to college, he only said that he studied astronomy at a university in Kentucky and declined to say which campus, citing safety concerns.

• Among his claims: on Saturday, Sept. 23, 2017, a constellation – a sign prophesied in the Book of Revelation – will reveal itself in the skies over Jerusalem, signaling the beginning of the end of the world as we know it. Meade believes that by the end of October, the world may enter what’s called a seven-year tribulation period, a fairly widespread evangelical belief that for seven years, a series of catastrophic events will befall Earth.

• He also claims that a planet called Nibiru, which has been debunked by NASA as a hoax, is headed toward Earth. When it passes Earth later this year, Meade claims catastrophe, in the form of earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tidal waves, will ensue.

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[Our Universe] September 23rd Was Not the End of the World - Is David Meade Wrong About Nibiru or Planet X?