Weird star

I have been observing this strange star for more then 2 weeks now. I am not sure what it is but it seems like it is coming closer to us. Why? Well I think one of the reason is because I have made an time observation.

I have been recording time when the star is becoming visible and disappears early in the morning Now one important thing that i noticed is that it showed earlier for one hour then usual. (it showed up 12:00 AM two weeks ago, now it shows up and is visible at 11:00 PM)

Does this mean it's coming closer?? By the way it also change the color from white to reddish/white. ...Nibiru?


I see it in the South East - ESE side. I am going to take photos to show it and maybe even record a short video.


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Download this program called stellarium

www.stellarium.org...

Put in your location and try and find the star first to make sure what you're seeing is actually normal

It won't be Nibiru, the Nibiru faithfuls excuse for us not spotting Nibiru is because it is apparantly obscured by the light from the Sun

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I'm in texas, and i'm not a believer in nibiru, but I have notice a star that shines in the daytime just as bright as the brightest one at nighttime.

I'm probably not to savvy, and it's just jupiter showboating.

But it has raised my eyebrows a bit.

Then It looks more like Altair, or Jupiter. One of them... May bye Jupiter.

Since you said that it was changing colors, I would say that it could be "Maitreya's Star." That supposedly was spotted back in January and has been spotted ever since. And it's supposed to be moving too.

You should, if you can, relay the coordinates to an amateur astronomer and see if they can find the same thing and then plot it onto sky charts.

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or irratate phage till he comments.

Thats just what I would do, but coordinates and points may help him.

Originally posted by Republican08
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I'm in texas, and i'm not a believer in nibiru, but I have notice a star that shines in the daytime just as bright as the brightest one at nighttime.

I'm probably not to savvy, and it's just jupiter showboating.

But it has raised my eyebrows a bit.

Really? In the daytime? I'm in Central Texas and somewhat of an amateur astronomer and I'm quite sure there isn't anything that's natural and noticebly bright during the day. Jupiter however is really bright in the eastern sky just as the sun sets.

What country/area do you live in 2unknown? Jupiter is really bright in the South Eastern sky as the sun sets in the Texas area. If you're anywhere near, that's probly what it is.

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Im in central texas, and i've noticed well two different ones.

Around 6-8pm I can see something in the north not way up high but pretty down low, but not low enough to be a light flashing or anything of that sort.

And then at around 1030pm I notice another one that is extremely bright, and almost had me drive off the road, wondering if anyone else noticed it. It is in the south west. viewpoints from central texas, since we're apparently neighbors almost.

They are fairly high up.

I drive the road quite alot, and ats always has me looking up, so it's bizarre to see this thing up there.

Not a telephone power line thingy, it's definately a star.

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Hello Repulican08.
I'm in the DFW area, can you tell me where to look?

I had to look this up a couple weeks ago because it was freakin' my wife and I out...it was HUGE...but yeah, Jupiter. It does seem to change color...I could have even sworn that I could see more than one light...but yeah, Jupiter. It's absolutely stunning.

I DID get turned on to the World Wide Telescope program as a result though, so something good came from it.

After sundown yu can see a Saturn near horizont on west, in the night brighest "star" is jupiter on south-south-east. Planets can have different colours.

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Hmm, I'm pretty sure you're getting your direction mixed up. The brightest object in the night sky around 10:15pm or so is Jupiter. It's in the SouthEastern sky, not SouthWest. (Viewpoint: Central Texas) There's nothing of significance located in the SouthWestern sky during this time.

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Well I live in montreal. I have no astronomy knowledge nor can I figure out what axis and coordinate and latitude and longitude the star is in but I see it too and have noticed it more earlier then usual lately too, I used to see it arround 3 AM and now i see it arround 2AM too. i figured it was due to our path in the universe or something.

The star is twards the south of montreal I'd say maybe between 1 and 2 O'clock if I was looking at the hands of a clock.

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Dude, direction wise, I fail.

You know if you look up at Discotec's post you'll notice his efforts to enlighten you guys. Get Stellarium. It will save you alot of time in identifying what's in your sky.

Haha it's all good Republican. I tend to just remember where I-35 is and get my North and South that way lol.

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This entire fiasco reminds me of the people completely freaking out at the extraordinarily bright Venus this past January-February 2009. I found it quite hilarious, as people were swearing that it was anything from a UFO, to some new Planet on a collision course with Earth.

Originally posted by TheAgentNineteen
This entire fiasco reminds me of the people completely freaking out at the extraordinarily bright Venus this past January-February 2009. I found it quite hilarious, as people were swearing that it was anything from a UFO, to some new Planet on a collision course with Earth.

Haha yea I remember that. Ever since then I thought aquiring the program Stellarium should be mandatory to every user upon registration.

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I did notice that star your looking at. I look at the stars a lot, but that one in the middle of the night really stood out more than the North Star. I took out my laptop and tried identify, I couldn't find it.

read on some of the post that it could be jupiter.