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Originally posted by NuclearPaul
This is really interesting!
IMO, it doesn't make sense of the theory that Nibiru can only be seen from the south pole. I think that is disinformation. That would imply it is approaching from the south. Why would a planet that is part of our solar system do that? All the other planets follow the ecliptic line pretty spot on (except for Pluto which is a bit off).
This object is right on the ecliptic line, which suggests it could well be a part of our solar system. Good find!
Originally posted by ngchunter
reply to post by drphilxr
Same object, once again in the infrared part of the spectrum. I'd put good money on the google infrared source also being IRIS - apparently when iris covered that part of the sky there was a planet sitting there. We know this because other infrared all sky surveys do not show anything at that location, the object is sitting right on the ecliptic, and it's orders of magnitude brighter than anything else in the sky survey.
Originally posted by Lightworth
To be clear enough for the most ignorant of astronomy, are we talking about something visible to only one TYPE of infrared? I'd call that a real anomaly, if so. Or please correct me if I've missed something.
Could we be looking at something with a type of cloaking device?
Add: So perhaps "Planet X" can be proven while disproving its standard postulating.
Originally posted by Yabadak
Ok, did you observed the solar eclipse on 1. of August? I did . It was very nice until I spoted an unusuall anomaly on the right bottom corner of the sun. I took a "print screen" from online observation video. Then I browsed the photos from SOHO and compared them. Here are those photos.. look at them and tell me what is this anomaly? BTW sun wasnt active at all.
picasaweb.google.com...
Originally posted by skekke
reply to post by ngchunter
I don't know when we should see it. but sense it travels so so fast in the end when it come closer past the sun, that we wouldn't see it before 2009 or 2010... thats what I think...