Astronomical research explains the fact of the end of the world on 23 September

The head of the astronomy department at the National Astronomical Research Institute, Dr. Ashraf Tadros, said the talk about the end of the world is "nonsense" and has no evidence of health, stressing that there is no text indicating that there is a planet called Nipro or X.He added that the eclipse of the sun or lunar eclipse does not have anything to do with the planets, pointing out that there are some «charlatans» or the propagandist of science propagate those ideas.He explained that these rumors abound in the last months of each year and with the beginning of the new year as well.Britain's Daily Mail claimed that a mysterious planet called Nibiru would hit the ground next month, according to the theory of the solar eclipse of August 21.The planet has not been noticed by scientists before, and the newspaper confirmed that it is about to collide with the planet by September 23.