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Well, Planet X is one of these celestial bodies, is impossible to see at this point with the naked eye, because it is emitting light from the IR spectrum AND appears close to the sun from earth at this time (when seen with IR filters). It is best seen with IR filters, one of the best is the red filter from an old floppy disk, and the best time to view it is during dusk or dawn (with an IR filter).
Originally posted by OccamAssassin
Well, Planet X is one of these celestial bodies, is impossible to see at this point with the naked eye, because it is emitting light from the IR spectrum AND appears close to the sun from earth at this time (when seen with IR filters). It is best seen with IR filters, one of the best is the red filter from an old floppy disk, and the best time to view it is during dusk or dawn (with an IR filter).
An IR filter will refract the light of the sun (that has already been subject to refraction due to the sun being low in the sky) and create a second image of the sun.
You can verify this when Mercury passes between the Earth and Sun as it will also be visible on the second image of the sun(Artificial sundog? -- Where's Phage?).edit on 17/5/2012 by OccamAssassin because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Xcalibur254
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE
Just because an object doesn't produce light in the visible spectrum doesn't mean it doesn't reflect light. Let's go with the Planet Xers favorite scapegoat, the brown dwarf. Brown dwarfs have a composition and reflectivity that is almost identical to that of Jupiter. Guess what? We can clearly see Jupiter. Why? Because it reflects light from the Sun. Any object as dense as a planet is going to reflect light and it will be visible.
Now please explain how Planet X would cause any of those events you described in your post.
As I have often stated, I do not like telling people what to think, I like them to do their own research and come up with their own conclusions. So are you saying people who are interested in possibly seeing Planet X should not check out the sun with IR filters during the eclipse, and just listen to Phage?
Originally posted by alkesh
no it will not but some idiot will film a lens flare or some other lighting anomaly and claim they've recorded planet x.. as i've said before learn just the basics of astrophysics and you will see there is no planet x or rouge star in our solar system.....yeah yeah i know it's boring theres no planet x or rouge star out there but boredom is no excuse to twist reality to fit your disillusioned minds....but as most are stubborn and hard headed to listen to logic and reason we will continue this non-sense for the foreseeable future.
Originally posted by Xcalibur254
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE
Just because an object doesn't produce light in the visible spectrum doesn't mean it doesn't reflect light. Let's go with the Planet Xers favorite scapegoat, the brown dwarf. Brown dwarfs have a composition and reflectivity that is almost identical to that of Jupiter. Guess what? We can clearly see Jupiter. Why? Because it reflects light from the Sun. Any object as dense as a planet is going to reflect light and it will be visible.
Now please explain how Planet X would cause any of those events you described in your post.
Originally posted by OccamAssassin
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE
As I have often stated, I do not like telling people what to think, I like them to do their own research and come up with their own conclusions. So are you saying people who are interested in possibly seeing Planet X should not check out the sun with IR filters during the eclipse, and just listen to Phage?
No, I am stating that if you use an IR filter whilst viewing the sun when it has a low angle of incidence with the horizon.....You will get a second "refracted" image of the sun.
I was asking Phage if it was an "Artificial Sundog" as Phage is good with optic theory.
However, that is the point of this thread. For parts of the eclipse the Sun won't be at a shallow angle of incidence to the horizon, it will be higher in the sky, negating the supposed effect you are postulating.
It is best seen with IR filters, one of the best is the red filter from an old floppy disk, and the best time to view it is during dusk or dawn (with an IR filter).
Originally posted by PlanetXisHERE
... there are literally billions of objects in the universe that emit light in the non-visible spectrum, that cannot be seen with the naked eye, and can only be seen with special instruments? Well, Planet X is one of these celestial bodies, is impossible to see at this point with the naked eye, because it is emitting light from the IR spectrum AND appears close to the sun from earth at this time (when seen with IR filters). It is best seen with IR filters, one of the best is the red filter from an old floppy disk, and the best time to view it is during dusk or dawn (with an IR filter).
Originally posted by PlanetXisHERE
To your second question - how is Planet X causing these effects? Well, it is four times the earth's diameter and 28 x it's mass, and is highly magnetic, thus it is influencing earth magnetically, which is causing increased tectonic activity, which causes many of the effects described.
Originally posted by PlanetXisHERE
To your second question - how is Planet X causing these effects? Well, it is four times the earth's diameter and 28 x it's mass, and is highly magnetic, thus it is influencing earth magnetically, which is causing increased tectonic activity, which causes many of the effects described.