Hmm I'm gona borrow my mates welding mask and goggles.

Hmmmmmm these are good pics. I'm very open-minded but even with that I find it hard to believe in Nibiru. I guess I just believe that if there is a 10th planet/brown dwarf heading towards us we would be able to see it by now.

Having said that the pictures you have shared are mind boggling. I will stay tuned to see if someone can find an explanation.

When I get home from work later, I'll upload to my ATS media a few photos of sunsets I've taken in the past coupla of weeks. Unlike the photos in the OP, these are of the sun without cloud cover to diffuse the view of the sun.

I pursue photos of the green flash, and thus I have several years' worth of sunsets, usually beginning with the sun high in the sky. Of course, I don't save every photo session, but there are several.

In short, there's no other sun there, just Sol. If anything else were visible from any place on the planet, it would also be visible here, in the Caribbean.

I'll be back in about six hours.

Cheers

The images are not showing up. Do you have direct links?

Okay, I have a question- because I know virtually nothing about this (partly because I haven't been paying attention & I'm not insinuating that I ever will). This is supposedly a "10th planet". But the photos you have here would appear that it is a "second sun" (as in a binary". Which is it- planet or sun? 2nd question. Why, if this was a planet, was it not visible in the night sky, growing increasingly larger & closer- SOMEWHERE on the planet? I'm not trying to debunk you. I'm just curious.

I, too, believe that what we are seeing are not contrails (having loved them from childhood until they got ugly in 2000)- I'm sorry. This is 3 questions. I have noticed the the last few years that it's extremely difficult to drive because of the sun glaring of of windshields & rear windows of other cars. The sun shining through the white out makes it much more intense & blinding. Why WOULDN'T there be a sundog effect with all of that particulate matter floating around? Just because it isn't (or maybe it causes) ice crystals, doesn't mean that it can't act like them- how would we know if that were the case?

Curious trivia. If there is an old 21st Century program with Walter Kronkite around- on You Tube or whatever, the sun in the opening frames looked EXACTLY identical to the way the sun looks through white out. I'm assuming it was shoot through overcast, but isn't it odd that they would have envisioned it looking that way in the year 2000?

Originally posted by DogsDogsDogs
Okay, I have a question- because I know virtually nothing about this (partly because I haven't been paying attention & I'm not insinuating that I ever will). This is supposedly a "10th planet". But the photos you have here would appear that it is a "second sun" (as in a binary". Which is it- planet or sun? 2nd question. Why, if this was a planet, was it not visible in the night sky, growing increasingly larger & closer- SOMEWHERE on the planet? I'm not trying to debunk you. I'm just curious.

I, too, believe that what we are seeing are not contrails (having loved them from childhood until they got ugly in 2000)- I'm sorry. This is 3 questions. I have noticed the the last few years that it's extremely difficult to drive because of the sun glaring of of windshields & rear windows of other cars. The sun shining through the white out makes it much more intense & blinding. Why WOULDN'T there be a sundog effect with all of that particulate matter floating around? Just because it isn't (or maybe it causes) ice crystals, doesn't mean that it can't act like them- how would we know if that were the case?

Curious trivia. If there is an old 21st Century program with Walter Kronkite around- on You Tube or whatever, the sun in the opening frames looked EXACTLY identical to the way the sun looks through white out. I'm assuming it was shoot through overcast, but isn't it odd that they would have envisioned it looking that way in the year 2000?

There is a distinct difference between a sun-dog, and an object that can be detected distinctively. There is a SPHERE visible in my photos. No effect from photos. Not when I saw it with my own two eyes, then ran to grab my camera.

Originally posted by argentus
When I get home from work later, I'll upload to my ATS media a few photos of sunsets I've taken in the past coupla of weeks. Unlike the photos in the OP, these are of the sun without cloud cover to diffuse the view of the sun.

I pursue photos of the green flash, and thus I have several years' worth of sunsets, usually beginning with the sun high in the sky. Of course, I don't save every photo session, but there are several.

In short, there's no other sun there, just Sol. If anything else were visible from any place on the planet, it would also be visible here, in the Caribbean.

I'll be back in about six hours.

Cheers

Please remember that it is only visible on certain days.

Interesting images. The enhanced contrast are hard to debunk.

Starred and flagged for at least taking the time to post the pics.

It appears to me that something is out there that we are not being told about.

No that's not two Suns that to me looks like the Suns rays bracking threw the cloud to give the illusion of two Suns.

That is just my opinion

Keith

Originally posted by justKEITH
No that's not two Suns that to me looks like the Suns rays bracking threw the cloud to give the illusion of two Suns.

That is just my opinion

Keith

My suggestion would be to look at the second set of pics a little harder, particularly at the second "inverted" photo. You will ABSOLUTELY see a smaller sphere if you look a little harder. That's no sun-ray.

[edit on 12-5-2010 by 1990teg4dr]

so if they spray these chemicals to hide 2 suns erm..can you please explain how the chemicals hide only 1 sun?

Originally posted by heineken
so if they spray these chemicals to hide 2 suns erm..can you please explain how the chemicals hide only 1 sun?

The chemicals actually amplify the light from the larger of the two... Therefore making it nearly impossible to see anything else. That is, unless you actually LOOK for it.

These are pictures of the sun taken through clouds. That's all there is to it. I don't understand how they could be mistaken for anything else.