Nibiru Filmed By Chinese Space Program

A rocket was launched above Earth by the Chinese, and while floating over Earth you can clearly see the sun in front and at the side of it is a very large blue planet, video below. the planet comes on the video at 1:17

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I am not sure what it is OP could be a lens flare ect. But not sure. off topic I do like the music though

Lens flare.

Somebody had to say it.

Originally posted by DEV1L79
A rocket was launched above Earth by the Chinese, and while floating over Earth you can clearly see the sun in front and at the side of it is a very large blue planet, video below. the planet comes on the video at 1:17

edit on 11/8/2011 by tothetenthpower because: Fixed youtube link

edit on 8-11-2011 by DEV1L79 because: .

It feels good to actually see this planet. Its like theres a little spark in my heart. The time is drawing near

Lens flare.

2nd line.

Originally posted by pazcat
Lens flare.

Somebody had to say it.

It cant be a lens flare. Do you see the moons orbiting around it?

Another thread, that is just oblivious. I'm just at a lost for words on these now. Just don't know what to say. Not your fault OP but that is another very simple lens flare. Even I, the believer of believers knows this now. Lesson learned OP...there is no Nibiru. As much as I would love there to be one there isn't and never will be.

Originally posted by BelowPublicKnowledge

Originally posted by pazcat
Lens flare.

Somebody had to say it.

It cant be a lens flare. Do you see the moons orbiting around it?

No.
All I see is lens flare.

Originally posted by BelowPublicKnowledge

Originally posted by pazcat
Lens flare.

Somebody had to say it.

It cant be a lens flare. Do you see the moons orbiting around it?

That second "moon" is also a lens flare.

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A rocket was launched above Earth by the Chinese, and while floating over Earth you can clearly see the sun in front and at the side of it is a very large blue planet, video below. the planet comes on the video at 1:17

If you ever want people to even consider evidence for Nibiru, the first thing you need to do is learn to recognize a lens flare when you see one.

en.wikipedia.org...

Theres also a ufo that you can see at 1:50

Im in agreement with the majority...lens flares and that's about it.

I don't think it is lense flare, it's blue for a start and when the camera moves around the planet stays in the same place, if it was lense flare it would move around when the camera moved, and it looks like a perfect circle to be lense flare.

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It cant be a lens flare. Do you see the moons orbiting around it?

That's schmutz, photographer's slang for dirt and dust on the camera housing. Shouldn't you be at school at this hour?

Not more lens flare nonsense!!!

If you look at the 'ahem' "blue planet' there is an EVEN BIGGER one further again to the right at the end of the video. This one is a lot fainter though. Why do you think this is? That's right, you guessed it, lens flare.

Give Chinese A chance,don't kill the chi space program let them have theirs own Nibiru!!

Originally posted by DJW001
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It cant be a lens flare. Do you see the moons orbiting around it?

That's schmutz, photographer's slang for dirt and dust on the camera housing. Shouldn't you be at school at this hour?

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Sorry im not a professional photographer and know all the terms and anomalies dealing with it. And I actually am in school, I attend college. But anyway I also like to point out the fact the the "flare" never moves and changes in appearance even though the camera is orbiting.

Even in the video it states whats in frame. Earth, Sun, blue planet, xxxxx, ufo?
And is the second white light that appears on the opposite a "schmutz" that just appears and disappears randomly?

Lens flare.

But chillout music