So today beautiful day laying in our pool and I decided to take my sun glasses, my girlfriends sunglasses and 2 other pairs to take a look at a planetary looking object next to the sun. Without all these sun glasses you wouldn't be able to see it.

So I decided to check my star walk app to see if maybe its the moon... It's not. It's also too big to be a planet such as Venus or mercury.

So the question I pose is, what the hell is it? Is it Niburu?

Also this is a dead serious question so if you have nothing good to say please move along as I am posing a serious question. I am an avid astronomer so I know a little about what I am talking about.

I also know it is not a lens flare as I cleaned all glasses to make sure.

Its Nibiru
i start seeing a lot of report about it
does it look like reddish ?

you know lense flare has nothing to do with the clenlines of the lense.
if you were a avid astronamer you wouldnt be asking thing like this on here

If you are astronomer, you should know that if there is huge object next to Sun, it would affect every planet. Mercury would go crazy, spinning on random orbits, maybe hitting the Sun or Nibiru. Venus would do the same. Effects on Earth would be pretty much same. If object has just arrived, things would go crazy, but if it has been there for a long time, things would have been stabilized. If its very near to our Sun, they would drag themselves closer and closer. Gravity would make Sun look like disc, depending on size of "Nibiru". Finally Sun would swallow whole Nibiru, causing it to expand. We would get fried.

And yes, lens flare has nothing to do with how clean lense is.

Originally posted by haven123
you know lense flare has nothing to do with the clenlines of the lense.
if you were a avid astronamer you wouldnt be asking thing like this on here

edit on 3-9-2012 by haven123 because: (no reason given)

So because I'm an avid astronomer it is wrong of me to not have all the answers? Oookkkk....


To the other guy, yes it does have a reddish color and it looks about or a tad bit smaller than the moon.

What do YOU think it was that you were seeing? did it look like another planet to you, or what? are you sure what you were seeing wasn't an artifact of having so many pairs of sunglasses stacked on top of each other? where are you from?(id like to see it for myself.)

Originally posted by lordpiney
What do YOU think it was that you were seeing? did it look like another planet to you, or what? are you sure what you were seeing wasn't an artifact of having so many pairs of sunglasses stacked on top of each other? where are you from?(id like to see it for myself.)

Right I see what your saying however I noticed it with just one pair of glasses. I put on multiple pairs to get a better look at it. Last time I noticed it I looked at my star walk and noticed that the moon was in that position. However this time it is not the moon.

I am in new Baltimore Michigan.

And yes it does look like some sort of planet. It is just off to the left of the sun. Without any type of shade you can barely make it out if at all. Ok well it's nice to know its not a lens flare.

People say unless you have infrared scopes you cant see it with a normal telescope? I dont know.. be interesting if there was a planet on its way never the less!

Ok well my question is then what is it? Because it looks about similar in size to the moon maybe smaller however the moon is not in that position. It cannot be Venus or mercury.

An avid astronomer would not use nibiru in their text, just sayin

Cosmic rays? Lol I don't think so. It's quite round and noticeable. It's Deffinatly not cosmic rays.

Originally posted by thesmokingman
An avid astronomer would not use nibiru in their text, just sayin

Wow thanks for being so helpful. Appreciate it man. Your very insightful...


Really? Get lost.

Originally posted by Enemyc0mbatant
Without all these sun glasses you wouldn't be able to see itses to make sure.

edit on 3-9-2012 by Enemyc0mbatant because: (no reason given)

and now your saying you could see it with just one pair make sure you have your story straight cause its starting to seem like your just making all of this up to get some attention on the internet.

Yep that's exactly what I am trying to do. Get attention.. Pfffft you know what forget about it. obviously I cannot get some answers to my question.

Obviously some are just here to troll which is pathetic.

I clearly stated I was wearing one pair noticed it and grabbed multiple pairs to get a better look. I'm not claiming it is Niburu. This is why I am asking what is it? Maybe there is a scientific explanation. Gee maybe that's why I asked?

Instead I'm getting ridiculed with childish insults and nothing intellectual said.

Purely pathetic.