Fears Planet X will knock out power worldwide TOMORROW and send humanity into chaos

MYSTICAL planet Nibiru will appear in our skies TOMORROW and cause worldwide havoc with technology, conspiracy theorists have claimed.

Nibiru, also known as Planet X, is predicted to enter the solar system on Monday and bring about the apocalypse.

Nibiru would cause worldwide chaos tomorrow

Believers claim the giant planet, said to be four times the size of the Earth, will knock out power grids across the world.

The electro-magnetic pulses from the huge planet will shut down electrical systems and could destroy infrastructure, plunging humanity into chaos.

Theorists also claim it will trigger natural disasters like earthquakes and tsunamis.

Movie producer and Nibiru researcher Yuval Ovadia told Daily Star Online: “No one knows for sure, though there is a good chance it will have an impact like an electro-magnetic pulse (EMP) bomb, that means shutting off and neutralising all electrical devices.”

Fellow researcher David Meade added: “EMP events – solar flares are the calling card. Look for power blackouts worldwide.”

It is feared Planet X’s huge gravitational pull will cause the Earth’s pole to move, and the plates to shift as it passes through the solar system wreaking chaos on the world.

Doomsday theorists claim Nibiru will trigger the apocalypse as it passes the Earth

Despite the terrifying prophecies, Mr Meade believes the human race can rebuild after the disaster.

He told Daily Star Online: “Nibiru will only affect one third to half of the earth. Major rebuilding will be needed. It is not an extinction-level event.

The claims come after a NASA scientist said he was getting fed up with Planet X Armageddon theories.

Dr David Morrison has slammed the predictions, saying: “There is no such planet, there never has been, and presumably there never will be — but it keeps popping up over and over.”

What is David Meade's Planet X theory and does it mean armageddon?

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