Venus Explodes, Hits and Moves Mars as Comet Lovejoy Passes

reply to post by ngchunter

Aha! The art of misdirection at work.
I missed that while concentrating on Mars. The entire star field shifts.

Originally posted by Human_Alien

Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Human_Alien

 

Anyone with a telescope with a "find" function would know if any planet were not where it is supposed to be. If Mars (or Earth) got moved, we would know about it.

I thought about that too but because these objects are free floating and not affixed, I am not so sure we can be that sure, with any degree of certainty, that these bodies are exactly where they're supposed to be.

Huh? Orbital mechanics and astrodynamics work, we know where the planets will be because we know what their orbits are. I was observing Mars back on January 2nd, it was right where it should have been relative to the background stars. That's how we can measure its position precisely; it's called astrometry.

Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by ngchunter

 

Aha! The art of misdirection at work.
I missed that while concentrating on Mars. The entire star field shifts.

Yup. The only reason it didn't "work" on me was because I slaved over processing these images one at a time back when I made my videos. That left me with plenty of time staring at each image one by one that I saw the rotation as it happened.

reply to post by Human_Alien


What "experience" did you have that's caused you to be so untrusting and cynical to flush any scintila of common sense down the drain?

Some folks around here must have been molested by TPTB given how nothing, NOTHING that comes from any form of government can be trusted.

This place is full of feral wolf children. Who hurt you so bad?

reply to post by Human_Alien

I have no idea how to read this,

Understood.

Which also means you have no knowledge to analyze 'this' either.

Would you like a beer now?

Originally posted by ColAngus
reply to post by Human_Alien

 

What "experience" did you have that's caused you to be so untrusting and cynical to flush any scintila of common sense down the drain?

Some folks around here must have been molested by TPTB given how nothing, NOTHING that comes from any form of government can be trusted.

This place is full of feral wolf children. Who hurt you so bad?

edit on 6-1-2012 by ColAngus because: (no reason given)

You infer I'm a feral wolf child and yet you expect me to open up to you?
Nah. You're not of that reality. So.......................

go back and refer to all them-there books you were taught to memorize. There's nothing more going on that will interest or resonate with you.


Common sense is extremely subjective and takes a back seat once you realize there's so much more going on than meets the (third) eye.
But for now......enjoy!

Originally posted by Illustronic
reply to post by Human_Alien

 

I have no idea how to read this,

Understood.

Which also means you have no knowledge to analyze 'this' either.

Would you like a beer now?

Not sure what you're saying but somehow I think, I'm not missing much.

I don't drink.

Analyze Stereo footage?
You're right. I can't.

Knowledge?....of what? NASA footage? (see: above. I hate to be redundant)

reply to post by Human_Alien


I feel like a park ranger trying to approach a wounded faun with a slice of apple.

I guess we can add "third eye" to the list along with "experience" in the category of "what are you talking about"?

By the way, and slightly off-topic, but I've been dying to ask a die hard Ron Paul supporter something so it might as well be you: just presuming he became POTUS, do you for a second believe that anything will change (as far as the typical ATSer is concerned)? NASA becomes transparent? Everyone gets a key to Denver IA? Full disclosure imminent? Genuinely curious to see the Ron Paul/Conspiracy Theorist duality at work. If you'd rather U2U I'd understand.

reply to post by Human_Alien


The flash is it falling out of focus of the camera. Your eyes experience similar while walking by any light source.


The explosion going towards the sun could be a volcanic eruption of huge proportions. Or an asteroid strike.


It was not the planet exploding, lol.

MAY I just repeat again, my post....apparently overlooked on Page 2?:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Chew on it, please.....


I think it's also worth adding.....LIGHT travels at ~186,000 miles per second...or, the equivalent, almost nearly 300,000 kilometers per second.

That's for LIGHT! Now, what about matter?

The Sun, from Earth, in "light speed"?? About eight "light minutes".

Please, "OP"....use some common sense before spreading something in an ATS thread that is such utter....waste of time.

Originally posted by Human_Alien

Not sure what you're saying

You're right. I can't.

It's an immediate observation.

Those are your words.

After I watched the video of the "explosion" hitting mars i see the little dot(mars) jump up but right before it loops back, it seems to move back down to its original position.

Wasn't there a thread once about Venus exploding and splitting comet elenin in two?

Originally posted by VeniVidi
Interesting. Is this the same vid from this Post:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
I think one member, at least IMO, proved that it was lens flare.
This sure looks different though.

Absolutely no one PROVED it was a lense flare. It was never a lense flare and it committed an action, just like a plasma ejection would. To even think it was a lense flare is too much flouride and mental challenges IMO.

Hitting Mars I doubt, but ejecta from Venus is another thing. An object we missed, a comet unseen, that I don't know but, that is the most real thing I see in this image set.

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LOVE the signature. How can I get one of those?

Originally posted by Unity_99

Originally posted by VeniVidi
Interesting. Is this the same vid from this Post:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
I think one member, at least IMO, proved that it was lens flare.
This sure looks different though.

Absolutely no one PROVED it was a lense flare.

Actually, I did, which is precisely why no one who thought otherwise could respond to this:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Or this:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

It was never a lense flare

Yes, it was.

and it committed an action, just like a plasma ejection would.

No, it did not. Once again, the entire star field moved, it was just a slight rotation of the spacecraft. It didn't "move Mars."

To even think it was a lense flare is too much flouride and mental challenges IMO.

And you resort to petty insults.

Originally posted by rleexray
Hitting Mars I doubt, but ejecta from Venus is another thing. An object we missed, a comet unseen, that I don't know but, that is the most real thing I see in this image set.

www.abovetopsecret.com...
By the way, I specifically observed Venus with my own scope a number of times over that same period. There was nothing there but Venus and the surrounding stars.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by Human_Alien


to paraphrase forrest gump : " stupid has discovered youtube "

reply to post by Unity_99


I've lived my entire life fluoride free (teeth are all fine to btw) and agree with it being a lens flare.

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What the ... not sure how that has anything to do with the topic. The rest of what I want to say I will withhold.