Does anybody know what this bright blue object in the sky might be?

This object was spotted from two different locations on the 12th of September.








It appears that these devices can see in the IR spectrum:
www.linuxjournal.com...

Could it be possible that the object is invisible to the naked eye but picked up by the camera???

WTF??

Something like this:

From this thread:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Say hello to the Blue Kachina

reply to post by XplanetX

I will say that it is an unexplained light in the sky, but mark my words there will be many that will soon respond that it is a lens flair and there is absolutely nothing to worry about.

reply to post by XplanetX


I'd say Venus off the top of my head. Elenin is at the bottom of the screen capture.
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/5b9301c687bb.jpg[/atsimg]

Originally posted by Phage
Something like this:

From this thread:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

This is not the same object as in the first two videos, clearly.

reply to post by Phage

Do you think it's Venus. I think it's Venus.

Originally posted by Phage
Something like this:

From this thread:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Possibly, although not very convincing.

If it were in colour I might pay more attention. Could you be so kind as to produce one with a perfectly small spherical blue light?

I wonder if there is anyone else out there that thinks that debunkers may just be working for an orginization that does not want us to learn what is real and what is not? I will point out certain other posts like some above mine that show up within seconds of an original post and claim "lens flair" and opticle issues have to be what we are witnessing. Does any one else here wish that they got paid a certain amount of cash for hanging out at a website and telling other people that they are dumb for questioning the "official" story on something.

reply to post by this_is_who_we_are


Can Venus be seen in daylight? Didn't realise.

reply to post by this_is_who_we_are

No. Venus is not visible in daylight when it is this close to the Sun.
www.fourmilab.ch...

Originally posted by xxspockyxx
I wonder if there is anyone else out there that thinks that debunkers may just be working for an orginization that does not want us to learn what is real and what is not? I will point out certain other posts like some above mine that show up within seconds of an original post and claim "lens flair" and opticle issues have to be what we are witnessing. Does any one else here wish that they got paid a certain amount of cash for hanging out at a website and telling other people that they are dumb for questioning the "official" story on something.

I agree.

Phage responded within the blink of an eye.

Something is not right.

reply to post by XplanetX

Sorry. Not my video.
I don't have a cell phone with a camera.

reply to post by xxspockyxx


You can go on thinking like that but if you are going to bring any light to this argument then you need to not worry about what 'they' do and focus on what is real and not.

If this is Venus, and can be proven with replica photo's of daytime Venus shots then naturally you concede that it is the case.

So, now we need verifiable images.

OK, thanks to Phage it cannot be seen.

Now we need to find out if it is a Sun dog or a flare. Or if his camera picks up infrared objects.

reply to post by Phage

Even though i dont believe in the elenin conspiracy i still dont think this explains the first video. How can it just be a lense flare when it also shows when sun is outside the frame? If you pause the video at 10 seconds you can still see the object even though the sun is outside of the frame.

reply to post by xxspockyxx


I was going to say lens flare, but it's obviously not. I thought it might be Venus, but Phage disagrees. I'm not sure what it is, and yes, I'm sure there are disinfo agents on ATS but I'm not one of 'em. So maybe it is Elenin. It's something...

In the first video it is clear that they cannot see it with their naked eye, "he says the sun is too bright to see it"

I have a serious question:

Do these camera's have a small infrared function?

Can they see in the infrared spectrum?

here's a capture from JPL's Small Body Database for today:
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/7ad942858b26.gif[/atsimg]
ssd.jpl.nasa.gov...

reply to post by juleol

The Sun doesn't have to be in the frame.
You can also see stray light effects (flares) at the bottom of the frame while the Sun is not in it.