Is Nibiru coming back?

We live on the third planet in the solar system. Ancient observers noticed 5 luminaries wandering among the fixed stars. In Greece, they were called so - "planets" - wandering. With the invention of telescopes, mankind learned that many other planets revolve around the Sun - large, dwarf, small. But at the end of the twentieth century, the rumor began to spread that somewhere far from the Sun there is an unknown "planet Nibiru", which moves in a very elongated orbit and every few thousand years approaches the Sun and, at the same time, the Earth. It is Nibiru that causes many troubles - floods, tsunamis, climate change and the like. And, of course, now Nibiru is returning to near-earth space and carries with it all of the above. They say that in Ancient Sumer this was well known and some records have survived to this day. We will try to find out where Nibiru could have appeared in the solar system and what threatens the Earth from space. When visiting, have masks with you! Cost of attending the event: 70 UAH The University Planetarium is located on the territory of the Astronomical Observatory in the park. Taras Shevchenko (Marazlievskaya, 1c). To attend the event, you need an appointment! Inquiries and registration by phone: (097) 5098256 - Viber