Originally posted by godseyeview

Originally posted by neformore

Originally posted by godseyeview
There are thousands of sites from amateur astronomers, video evidence, soho images, websites that show nibiru is approaching. Why are you so blind? and ask things u block out with your mind?

No... you missed my point.

There should be millions. Not thousands.

We shouldn't be talking about this on an online forum, because everyone should know already

Or are you suggesting that people are incapable of simply looking upwards?

well actually there are millions of sites

This should be easy for you. Please post one reputable site LINK...no youtube links...just one please.

Des

Originally posted by godseyeview

Originally posted by neformore

Originally posted by godseyeview
There are thousands of sites from amateur astronomers, video evidence, soho images, websites that show nibiru is approaching. Why are you so blind? and ask things u block out with your mind?

No... you missed my point.

There should be millions. Not thousands.

We shouldn't be talking about this on an online forum, because everyone should know already

Or are you suggesting that people are incapable of simply looking upwards?

well actually there are millions of sites

Yet funny enough all you can provide are pictures of lens flare effects and the sun shining through clouds

Originally posted by network dude
Well then, I guess we are all gonna die.

I'm going to the beer store. Anyone need anything?

Will have 4 San Miguel please!

edit : Nice avatar Xcalibur254.

I was driving through Indiana sat night, the night those houses exploded. Anyway, after the sun had just set I noticed a little orange ball right above the tree line. After watching it for a few minutes I noticed that it to was setting. I pointed it out to mg gf but she wasnt able to see what I was talking about. I wondered why I didnt see it while the sun was setting, but the sun is bright so I figured that was the reason. I then tried to figure out why it would be orange. I assumed somehow the sun light was reflecting off of it. Which meant it wouldve had to be behind the sun. Like I said it was just right of where the sun had set. I watched it for a good 30 min before it to went behind the horizon. I just figured it was another planet, but I really dont know. It makes you wonder however. I would like to add. In all my years living in Florida and watching many sun sets at the beach...I had never seen something behind the sun that glowed orange that looked like a little dot in the sky. Stars yes, but not a little orange ball. Ill describe it the size of maybe the head of a pen.

Quick reminder folks.

Obvious troll is obvious.

So lets stick to facts, shall we, and not get personal

Now then, lets examine some more facts...

How do we know brown dwarf stars exist?

Because we can see them by other means, at much greater distance than in our own solar system.

Poses Youtube videos as proof? Check

Ignores basic logic and scientific reasoning? Check

Calls anyone who disagrees with him a paid Government agent? Check

I love these guys - Where do they all come from?

Originally posted by lspilot6946
I was driving through Indiana sat night, the night those houses exploded. Anyway, after the sun had just set I noticed a little orange ball right above the tree line. After watching it for a few minutes I noticed that it to was setting. I pointed it out to mg gf but she wasnt able to see what I was talking about. I wondered why I didnt see it while the sun was setting, but the sun is bright so I figured that was the reason. I then tried to figure out why it would be orange. I assumed somehow the sun light was reflecting off of it. Which meant it wouldve had to be behind the sun. Like I said it was just right of where the sun had set. I watched it for a good 30 min before it to went behind the horizon. I just figured it was another planet, but I really dont know. It makes you wonder however. I would like to add. In all my years living in Florida and watching many sun sets at the beach...I had never seen something behind the sun that glowed orange that looked like a little dot in the sky. Stars yes, but not a little orange ball. Ill describe it the size of maybe the head of a pen.

It was Mercury. A rare treat as Mercury is very hard to see for most people as it's always very close to the horizon. Most of the time treelines are in the way.

After that, you should have seen Jupiter, bright and high in the sky, and then in the morning hours, rising in the east, you'll see a very bright Venus right now.