Lets try to get this fact clear - Amateur Astronomers Spotting NIBIRU

reply to post by Essan


i was thinking it was visible from the south pole during night ti
me only...but its just a thought dont flame or jump like a bunch of wolves

reply to post by Essan


i was thinking it was visible from the south pole during night ti
me only...but its just a thought dont flame or jump like a bunch of wolves

reply to post by Essan


i was thinking it was visible from the south pole during night ti
me only...but its just a thought dont flame or jump like a bunch of wolves

reply to post by Essan


i was thinking it was visible from the south pole during night ti
me only...but its just a thought dont flame or jump like a bunch of wolves

reply to post by Essan


i was thinking it was visible from the south pole during night ti
me only...but its just a thought dont flame or jump like a bunch of wolves

reply to post by Essan


i was thinking it was visible from the south pole during night ti
me only...but its just a thought dont flame or jump like a bunch of wolves

reply to post by Essan


i was thinking it was visible from the south pole during night ti
me only...but its just a thought dont flame or jump like a bunch of wolves

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donno what happened with all these posts sry haha

back to the grassland

and why exactly is everyone looking at our sun to see this??

Something visible from the South Pole would be visible across the entire Southern Hemisphere.

That's basic astronomy and geography.

reply to post by NyxOne


i can see you are a new member here...you have to back up your posts with sources..links???

we dont take your word as God's Law here sry

Originally posted by heineken
reply to post by NyxOne

 

i can see you are a new member here...you have to back up your posts with sources..links???

we dont take your word as God's Law here sry

...I have to back up a basic fact with links?

Is the level of intelligence that low on this forum?

reply to post by heineken

Originally posted by heineken the point of this thread is.. that NASA's main debunking statement is that AMATEUR ASTRONOMERS WOULD HAVE ALREADY DING DONG THE BELLS and i have my doubts that amateur astronomer can not be able to see it yet

that wasnt NASAs main debunking statement........its MINE, and you cannot prove that im wrong..........because most likely im right.......

And like another person posted, and like i have before, anything of that size would have either destroyed our solar system or the two stars would have been sucked into each other by now, just because of sheer magnetic pull.........either way same end result.......

No im not with NASA , im not even an astronomer........im just a guy with some common sense and a little critical thinking skills

Originally posted by heineken
you cant contradict me here

Venus is very faint and difficult to locate with a telescope during daytime...;

No, it's very easy to locate during the daytime.
Especially if you have a goto mount, just punch in the coords and it finds it for you.

Originally posted by NyxOne

Originally posted by heineken
reply to post by NyxOne

 

i can see you are a new member here...you have to back up your posts with sources..links???

we dont take your word as God's Law here sry

...I have to back up a basic fact with links?

Is the level of intelligence that low on this forum?

yes you have to sry

reply to post by pazcat


i provided link including NASA's stating its difficult...provide us with ones who state its easy

play fair come on pal

just in case you missed it here we gooooooooooooo :

It was very faint and difficult

blogs.discovermagazine.com...

although it can be difficult

science.nasa.gov...

not impossible but difficult

imagine a faint dwarf star still far away..

Originally posted by heineken

Originally posted by NyxOne

Originally posted by heineken
reply to post by NyxOne

 

i can see you are a new member here...you have to back up your posts with sources..links???

we dont take your word as God's Law here sry

...I have to back up a basic fact with links?

Is the level of intelligence that low on this forum?

yes you have to sry

Well, I'll use your logic for a second.

Polaris, the North Star, is only visible from the North Pole!

Except it isn't. Anyone, anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere can see it.

No-one in the Southern Hemisphere can.

There are also certain constellations, like Eridanus, Crux, Grus, Centaurus and Octans, that can only be seen in the Southern Hemisphere.

So anything visible from the South Pole would be visible across the Southern Hemisphere. Again.

Originally posted by ManBehindTheMask

And like another person posted, and like i have before, anything of that size would have either destroyed our solar system or the two stars would have been sucked into each other by now, just because of sheer magnetic pull.........either way same end result.......

No im not with NASA , im not even an astronomer........im just a guy with some common sense and a little critical thinking skills

I think that you should use your critical thinking skills a bit more ...

reply to post by Torre


Care to clarify that comment? What exactly about it wasnt accurate

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