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...But the only thing you see is blacked out area in the google star maps...

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There Are Ways To get Around That....

Ever heard Of Microsoft's "World Wide Telescope"? Its Like The More Advanced version Of Google Earths Sky feature, But No Cutouts!!! (There Might be A few blocking out command posts for them aliens but thats required/Payed off by goverment) Still You can See Nibiru... Just Take The Cooridinates From Google earth (Where The Blacked Out Part is) and transfer them into WorldWide Telescope...
(The DEC & RA Cooridinates)

But i actually took the time to make a picture of Nibiru, With The Planet View/X-ray View. So U Can Actually SEE The Planet!!!

Nibiru.bmp (1.1 MB)
(It Contains 3 Pictures The Normal Sky View[blurred one], A Painting of what Nibiru looks like[Big Red Ball], and the "Winged" X-ray View...[you'll see why its winged...])

It is definatly worth the look!

EDIT: The Cooridinates to Nibiru are as follows:

RA = 05h53m23s
DEC = -05:58:31
*REMEMBER*: The Planet IS Moving. So They Might Be Off a few Degree's; Also Just Zoom In All The Way To See The Planet!

Make sure To Put the Cooridinates into "WorldWide Telescope's" Search Tab. To Get The Same X-ray Picture I used On the planet(and also to easly locate Nibiru if the coordinates are off), Use The Telescope(Under Imagery) Called: "ROSAT Hard Band Count Map (Xray)"

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