I present to you planet X

Friday after the partial eclipse last Friday my nephew took pictures all day in México, when she took this picture, she tells me that there was nothing in the sky no moon nor sun, she was only taken pictures every where, than when she saw the pictures in the computer she saw something and did not remember seeing any object in the sky, it is very strange.
The object is at the southwest position, in the picture you can see the red of a cloud to the right where the sun is setting, it is much to much to the right, I am telling you this is not the sun nor the moon, and if you can see closely you can see stripes in the object, well you tell me what it is,




[edit on 11-4-2005 by Spain]

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[edit on 11-4-2005 by Spain]

EDIT: Fix the link to the pictue so that it's clickable.

[edit on 4/11/2005 by cmdrkeenkid]

would u mind posting or scanning a picture

I you mean the circle thingy, lensflare from some lightpost or a dust particle, its obviously or close or flared, not a distant object.

ayyep that be dust...


or as some call them ORBS!


but youre right, it's not the sun, nor the moon!

[edit on 11-4-2005 by Lysergic]

If you watch close watch the cables under the object, there was no lights frome any where,

Download the picture and zoom to the object and see.

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Yep, but dontcha think one would be able to see such a large planet with the naked eye?

sorry but imo it's dust... www.ghostweb.com...

you beat me to it lysergic, planet x is supposedly further out than all of the "known"planets right ?

As far as amateur photography goes (not hubble) has anyone ever seen a picture of Uranus ?

OK, if it is dust, how can it be behind the cables?

The cables are at least 80ft away,

And do you think they are going to put the pictures in the news, so everybody gets in panic?

riddle me this, riddle me that.

take your finger, index finger is fine, hold it REALLY close to your eye, maybe say half an inch to 1 inch away from the pupil, see how your finger gets that haze around the outline of it?


now imagine a piece of dust directly in eye obscuring vision... I mean if you honestly believe it's planet x, s'ok man I'll leave you to that.

That does not explain how the object is behind the cables,

And same to you, if youi think that this is not planet X or something like that I will respect that.

yes it does because the damn object IS not behind the cables, it's so close to the CAMERA eye that it BLUR causing the object to APPEAR behind it, its the haze I told you about, you didnt even try my finger exprienment...

I tried to explain nicely, but I can see you are DETERMINED to believe this is planet x, so for you... let's just say it is and save 4 pages of wasted thread. ^_^






is it mini planet x? ORBS?
no wait it's dust in the basment floating in the air wooo!

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Yes, nice picture, but can you see that every orb is on front of everything, I am not a beginner in the photo stuff.

Have you download the picture and zoom on it?
Do it and tell me what you see

Lysergic, you made my day


I feel like sending you $100, I got such a good laugh.

A room full of planet X's, that's too much for me to handle LOL ROTFL

The original pic is so obviously an artifact, I can't believe it was even posted. And no, your "X" is not behind the cables.

OK, maybe it is an orb but theres an problem with that, the orbs appear only as my understanding, when you take pictures with flash, and th my picture was not

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Sheesh, no wonder nobody believes you, you posted it in the wrong forum.

Lens flare.. uhh.. Planet X photo's go here.

wow, nancy is still up with that... figured Bad Astronomy pretty much demolished her.


ps: I'll take the 100 bucks

[edit on 11-4-2005 by Lysergic]

I am not trying to convince any body, you are free to make your on decision, I am only posting this to see what your opinion is,

Lysergic.... tsk tsk. You know better than to try and explaini things... rationallly.



[edit on 12-4-2005 by parrhesia]

MMM. cheez-its.
Close the box or they'll get dusty..

On the pic.
I'm voting DUST on this one..
One highly out of focus,
tinly little grain of something or 'nuther.
ruining your shot.

Besides, a planet THAT big would have sucked the oceans to one side of the Earth!