Is Comet Elenin on a Collision Course with Earth?

The Comet Elenin was discovered by Leonid Elenin, on December 10, 2010 in Russia. When it was first discovered, there was no concern of it coming close enough to the Earth to cause a concern.

Now that time has gone by, the path seems to be getting closer to Earth than they originally projected, could there be a Comet Elenin Collision Course With Earth?

Planet Nibiru, or sometimes called Planet X, the Doomsday Planet of 2012 is it real?

Is there another planet in our solar system? This theory has been rejected by NASA , astronomers and planetary scientists, that planet Nibiru does not exist at all.

Even though some authors, theory scientists and conspiracy theorists believe ancient astronomers have proven it, SOHO or NASA don't agree with it - but as the conspiracy goes, NASA and the powers in the know are just hiding that fact - aren't they?

However in 2006 the Int'l Astronomical Union, classified Pluto as a dwarf planet, leaving us with 8 planets. So could it be that Pluto could be identified as Nibiru or Planet X.

Could Nibiru be the planet that will come so close to the earth in 2012, that it will effect Earths magnetic field and will cause catastrophic damage? Or has the theory of December, 2012, come a year early with Comet Elenin Collision Course With Earth?

How are the science teams keeping track of Elenin?

SOHO - Solar and Heliospheric Observatory is a specific spacecraft that was created to observe the Sun, a cooperative between ESA (European Space Agency) and NASA. SOHO has now earned an exceptional reputation of being the single greatest comet finder if you discount the possibility that WISE has found more.. SOHO will help to observe if, Comet Elenin Collision Course With Earth will indeed happen.

The time frame of Comet Elenin Collision Course With Earth,

It has been theorized that it may be as soon as 09/11, or as late as 11/11. Even if Elenin doesn't hit the Earth directly, the debris field that's following it could very well strike the Earth's atmosphere. And until Elenin gets closer, no one eally knows how big that field really is.

However, American scientists insist there is no threat to planet earth, they are ready to handle any such threats.

According to NASA, who say that the comet won't get anywhere near close enough to Earth to create any damage. So according to them, the Comet Elenin Collision Course With Earth, is nothing to be concerned about.