Planet X Images? Hmmm..

originally posted by: theabsolutetruth
a reply to: smurfy

Nothing like that at all. Like the image I illustrated on the comment.

Imagine you are facing north, point to the west there was the largest, then point to north east that is where the smallest was, now visualise that the sale of these is miles apart on ground terms.

No, I was talking about the 'two suns' you saw close together in a cloudy sky.

You know what I find interesting??

It's the fact it doesn't matter what evidence anyone supplies here, even if they popped up and took a pic themselves or even came back with a sample....
There would be still, still deniers.

Instead of proving posters wrong and putting the effort in proving it to be right instead may be a better approach because ultimately if it's impossible to prove to be fact then I guess the answer is obvious.

Instead people pile in on a topic then call on the wiadom of.....dum dum dum drum roll please....
PHAGE...... then everyone seems to happily move on....I'm actually suprised I haven't seen the name yet

I think we should start thinking for ourselves, start asking and questioning things. Keep knocking.

At this rate we won't go any further....instead we are probably going back over.

Guess its gonna take God to roll back the skies like a lil scroll for us to see past the clouds that are readily seeded to obscure the view.

a reply to: theabsolutetruth

Whenever I hear stories like yours I am forced to wonder if you were experiencing some kind of "Dual reality field" where in you and others around you are viewing two different earths occupying the same space.

Maybe we will never see it....
If we are iN and not ON the planet that is lol

a reply to: smurfy

Those weren't like that either, as I said they were high in the midday sky, partially obscured by clouds then obscured.

a reply to: Thorneblood

I wondered something like that also, but it felt normal but weird, sort of ''is that really there?'', asking others and they are confirming it is there, other that that there weren't any other weird feelings or anything visually unusual, and these were both near my house, an area I know well and in the same year.

I guess dimensions have to be considered, even though my logical mind is looking for a more physical answer. These were as real as reality which makes me think they are real.

Though that said, perhaps it was a glimpse into the theorised parallel universe.

a reply to: EndOfDays77

How is it ALWAYS hidden behind the sun, can you explain the exact process?

originally posted by: jazz10

Instead of proving posters wrong and putting the effort in proving it to be right instead may be a better approach because ultimately if it's impossible to prove to be fact then I guess the answer is obvious.

Then it's a HOAX, people keep trying to prove it right, and they can't. There is zero evidence for it despite the effort to find it.

I think we should start thinking for ourselves, start asking and questioning things. Keep knocking.

Like the evil deniers are doing? Is that not the very essence of asking how it's ALWAYS in the same position? Why can that question never be answered?

a reply to: OccamsRazor04

How is it ALWAYS hidden behind the sun, can you explain the exact process?

Only possible if the Supposed object hides behind the sun when some one on this planet is attempting to take a picture of it......

The people who come with the 2th sun theory shoot themself in the foot by not even understanding the planetary physics of our solar system.

365,25636 days orbit around the sun , the earth itself spins on its axis , full spin is 23 hour, 56 minutes and 4,091 seconds , at any point in time we are with our planet in a different place in our solar system ( our orbit ) , yet the second sun Always is on the same position.

a reply to: jazz10

I think we should start thinking for ourselves, start asking and questioning things. Keep knocking.

The first step towards thinking for yourself is to step away from the computer and start paying attention to the way everyday things behave in the world around you. Draw on your own experience.