Nibiru warning: Will world end TOMORROW? Planet X 'to arrive on Sunday'

Planet X believers have predicted that Nibiru will hit Earth tomorrow - Sunday November 19 - and will cause apocalyptic earthquakes across the globe.

The effects are already being felt, according to conspiracy theorists, and say this is evident in a spate of earthquake lights.

Earthquake lights are caused by electrical properties in certain types of rocks which are released when they grind against each other during earthquakes.

And earthquake lights were spotted in the aftermath of Mexico’s 7.1 tremor in September.

Conspiracy website Planet X News said: “Planet X does seem to be stressing fault lines and, certainly, volcanoes, earthquakes and intense storms are up.

“Earthquakes around Indonesia, Gibraltar and Naples, Italy all have occurred recently.

“Planet X is definitely perturbing the sun and is also affecting Earth’s oceans, tectonics and overall electromagnetic field.”

And Planet X news claims the global elite already know about Nibiru's approach and are prepared for it.

It reads: “The elite have their underground bases prepared in the United States in the Southwest. China has built their underground bases, as has Russia.

“Only Russia seems to have one for every citizen, at least every citizen in Moscow.”

Nibiru is an alleged planetary object that 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 that the apocalyptic celestial body would hit Earth on September 23.

However, after this failed to materialise, conspiracy theorists claimedMr Meader got his calculations wrong and that November 19 will 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."

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