Comet Elenin is a non-issue. PROOF!

reply to post by JibbyJedi


Sorry but anyone with normal vision can see it's not a mere reflection. Can you prove to me that aiming a camera towards the Sun would create an 'illusion' like that?

reply to post by GrinchNoMore


Point us to where you see the facts changing, because in the science community, the facts simply have not changed, refined a tad maybe, but no facts have changed.

reply to post by athenegoddess


How could this escape the perception of over 7 billion people? You must believe in supernatural powers, so there's no discussing anything with you.

reply to post by Illustronic


Because 7 billion people have been deeply lied to for many centuries.

I'm asking a simple question. What is in that video. AND, it's not escaping. China has reported about it numerous times. AND it cannot be seen from all over.


Obviously, people are noticing it! Why would I have this video if not? Contradiction much?

Well, only half of the world can see the sun at any given point in time, if that's what you mean.

Tell us how a lie can conceal two suns in the sky.

reply to post by Illustronic


Doesn't help at all.

reply to post by athenegoddess


I was answering a different thread and it was posted here, now edited.

Originally posted by athenegoddess
If Elenin isn't a threat.. can someone tell me WTF this is?

You really can't tell that's a reflection of the sun?

When the sun passes a cloud, the reflection passes the exact same cloud at the exact same part of the image. The cloud shows up a little better on the reflection because the sun is overexposed, but if you look to either side of the sun you can see where the cloud is.

And yes, Elenin is a non issue.
It won't come any closer than 80 times the distance to the moon, and the moon seems pretty far away to me.

reply to post by Illustronic


It has to do with the orbit.

reply to post by Arbitrageur


I'm sorry but I consider myself an intelligent person, and no, I do not deem that as a reflection.

reply to post by athenegoddess


If there was an body that big near the sun all of the planets would have been jettisoned from their orbits, possibly out of the solar system. It's not there. If it was the more massive body would be 'eating' the other.

reply to post by Illustronic


Lol. It's still far as heck in that video. Planet X is 4 times the mass of Jupiter!

Massive storms on Saturn and Pluto turned red.

reply to post by athenegoddess

Why do you think it's not a reflection? Did you see what I was talking about with the cloud not so coincidentally appearing in the exact same part of both the sun and the reflection of the sun? Consistently, even as they both move relative to the cloud? That can't be coincidence can it? If you think that's coincidence, I challenge your initial assertion.

If you think we have a binary star system that nobody has noticed before, I challenge your initial assertion.

reply to post by athenegoddess


Please translate.
The sun is a thousand times the mass of Jupiter.

reply to post by Illustronic


No, Jupiter is largest.


Sun is bigger than Jupiter though.

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Here's what's happening, photography shot through glass. the dominant double image from the front of the glass, the subordinate 3rd image from the back side of the glass. One can usually find a 4th or more images, and that could be from the lens assembly.

Notice only one reflection on the water in the real space. That tells you its not real.




Source.

reply to post by athenegoddess


What does Tyche have to do with anything. It is a hypothetical planet supported only by Matese and Whitmire. If it exists it may be present in the WISE data, but so far astronomers have no reason to believe it exists. However, if it does exist it will be 25,000 AU away and never come any closer. This has been pointed out time and again and yet people still try to connect Tyche with Nibiru. Don't tell me that next you're going to post the 1983 Washington Post article.

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Read this. Some info.