Was browsing my photos taken from last summer and noticed this. Just!.
Hadnt event noticed before but look.


You all need to roll your eyes over this site too!!!
www.detailshere.com/niburu.htm

Where'd you get Nibiru from? Bird maybe?

I have added a link in the first post and its very interesting indeed.
But please dont start throwing ridiculous statements like its a bird. Thanks.

I see no reason to conclude that is anything other than a cloud.

Can you think of any circumstance under which a planet, so close to Earth as to be visible in daylight, would pass unnoticed and without leaving any trace of gravitational disturbance?

In my opinion it is either a cloud or moon. Sometimes you can see the moon during a daylight.

Nice one probably one of the very last photos of a bird in flight seeing as how they are all plummeting to their deaths nowadays.

Ok seriously jazz, I've seen 4-5 of your threads since yesterday and you provide zero quality. Anything looks like something to you and you don't accept criticism at all. You do not provide information at all. It is usually a picture, a youtube video to "prove" your idea then no original contribution.

If you've got nothing more to say don't start a thread.

Originally posted by jazz10
I have added a link in the first post and its very interesting indeed.
But please dont start throwing ridiculous statements like its a bird. Thanks.

I'm sorry if you think my opinion is ridiculous. It was an honest opinion. It looks like a bird flapping it's wings to me. Do you honestly think that it could, even remotely, be Nibiru - a planet thousands of people have been searching for to no avail - in broad daylight, visible to the human eye, up close and personal?

ETA: There is no scale in the picture, why do you think it couldn't be a bird?

Originally posted by Iamonlyhuman
[ETA: There is no scale in the picture, why do you think it couldn't be a bird?

edit on 8/1/2011 by Iamonlyhuman because: (no reason given)

A bird? Are you pissed?
Why cant it be a bird???? You serious?
OMG

Originally posted by UndeadDinosaur
I see no reason to conclude that is anything other than a cloud.

Can you think of any circumstance under which a planet, so close to Earth as to be visible in daylight, would pass unnoticed and without leaving any trace of gravitational disturbance?

Ummm... I think the op is referring to the red sphere next to the moon on the left hand side.

Originally posted by jazz10

Originally posted by Iamonlyhuman
[ETA: There is no scale in the picture, why do you think it couldn't be a bird?

edit on 8/1/2011 by Iamonlyhuman because: (no reason given)

A bird? Are you pissed?
Why cant it be a bird???? You serious?
OMG

Yes, I am very serious. And no, I'm not pissed, why would I be? I'm simply asking a question... why do you think it couldn't be a bird? Why do you think it could be Nibiru? What exactly do you think it is?

You seem to have pegged me as someone trying to make trouble in your thread. I'm truly not and am only trying to see where you're coming from. Information! Give me information to be able to be able to understand this thread.

Originally posted by Australiana
Ummm... I think the op is referring to the red sphere next to the moon on the left hand side.

There is no sphere. There is a very grainy, slightly purplish/pinkish smear that might somewhat resemble a half-circle, and it looks like a cloud. The approximate center of the object gives an RGB color code of 124, 126, 177 in Photoshop, and similar tones are distributed throughout the right and lower portions of the photo, where they are obviously parts of clouds.

In case you're wondering, I'm referring to this:



Also, my question stands.

Can you think of any circumstance under which a planet, so close to Earth as to be visible in daylight, would pass unnoticed and without leaving any trace of gravitational disturbance?

The OP apparently doesn't have an answer. Do you?