“The 12th Planet” by Zecharia Sitchin proposes that Sumerians interacted with an extraterrestrial race called the Anunnaki from a hidden 12th planet, of the Solar system, called Nibiru.
However, this theory is widely debunked by experts in various fields. Sitchin’s translations of Sumerian texts are highly criticized by linguists and scholars who argue that his interpretations are often inaccurate and cherry-picked to fit his narrative. Allegedly, Nibiru revolves around Sun every 3600 years and Nibiru’s supposed orbit contradicts well-established laws of physics and astronomy, rendering its existence and approach to Earth unlikely. No credible evidence supports the existence of Nibiru or the Anunnaki. The Annunaki modified the DNA of primates to create human slaves to mine gold for them. Wouldn’t you be offended to be a created race of slaves? The scientific community generally regards Sitchin’s claims as pseudoscience and sensationalism, lacking empirical support. Therefore, “The 12th Planet” should be approached with skepticism, and its claims should be evaluated critically, based on rigorous scientific principles and evidence.
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