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Originally posted by theAymen
When it shimmered green blue red..i thought it was man-made..maybe the ISS. But now the standard concensious is that its venus.
MY OWN PERSONAL THEORY IS THAT IT IS OURS, MANMADE...MAYBE SOMETHING TO DO WITH OPERATION BLUEBEAM...??? maybe
I don’t want links to simulation sites or to nasa Ok! i know its not the north star or even cyrius or others from outside our galaxy...as its mostly seen constantly local to the moon..also i am sure i have seen it move..also i have seen it disappear then appear an hour later.
i just noticed the moon in that picture WTF!!.... this picture looks like a polar shift taking place!!
Originally posted by luxordelphi
Where was the cool picture of crescent moon and "stars" taken? What lattitude, longitude or where geographically? And when?
Originally posted by Juston
I can almost guarantee that if you download and install Stellarium (it's free too), you will find the answers that you seek.
And if that does not work, give us your observation data, so we can check it out. Time of day, month, location, etc...
I don’t want links to simulation sites or to nasa Ok!
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by theAymen
I don’t want links to simulation sites or to nasa Ok!
So basically, you wish to remain ignorant on how the solar system works.
Well done! Good for you!
Typical close mindedness BS I say.
Originally posted by JJRichey
I bet its Juipter. Juipter is very close to the Earth right now, astronomicaly speaking. Closest its been and will be for like 40 years I think. Get a pair of binoculars and look at it. If its Juipter and you are using a decent pair of binocs you'll be able to tell if its Juipter or not.
Originally posted by theAymen
i dont want a stellarium..i dont really trust them blindly
and....
my observation data:
1) nearly every night for over 5 years. mainly towards south west...as for time of day...at night lol