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Originally posted by euclid
Originally posted by Sparkey76
reply to post by euclid
The thing is with this orbit diagram you supplied, if planet x was on this orbit and the cycle is only what 3900 years which is a tiny amount of time regarding our universe,
if a past event did happen, and it's gravitational effect's are strong, our inner solar system would be totally different in the way we see it today.
Think about it, an object as big and similar forces as Jupiter coming through our inner solar system , what a train wreck that would cause.
but no the asteroid belt, inner planets and moons are peacfully orbiting our sun and been doing so for a very long time.
I understand that sparky but it sounds like your referring to the top image that I posted and not the bottom image. If you're talking about the top image where planet X would be in an orbit on the same plane as the rest of the planets are then you are correct and I agree. But if you are referring to the bottom image where the orbit is 90 degrees off the horizontal place of the other planetary orbits then I do not agree. Because if it was coming at us from the south, as I suspect it will if it exists, then there would be minimal gravitational disturbances... kind of like how there are only minimal gravitational disturbances that astrophycists have noted for many years now.
So which image are you referring too? Top or Bottom?
-Euclid
Originally posted by daz__
wikid op.. wikid find..
using google sky i get great results but there is an anomaly..
Originally posted by Sparkey76
reply to post by euclid
Only got so many word's in 1 post, thats good, hate reading long post's.
The minimal gravitational forces you are referring to that astrophysicists have noted for year's is now known to be dark matter.
Do you agree?
Originally posted by ngchunter
Originally posted by daz__
wikid op.. wikid find..
using google sky i get great results but there is an anomaly..
I believe I mentioned this before, this is the exact same spot and google sky seems to be a composition of multiple sources of IR data, including IRIS. So it's no surprise that it appears here too: they draw their data from the same place. Someone else found the dates that the iris data was recorded. Venus seems to be the winner here: it has no moons, and this object has no visible moons. It could be mars seeing as how mars' moons are tiny and may not show up, but considering how bright this thing is, if were mars the moons should be visible.
Originally posted by daz__
woke up with a little extra gung ho and decided to look for our neighbours on the google/sky.. found mars switched to ir and got this..
also i hear people talking about a moon.
what moon are ye talking about...€??
there is no moon that i can see in the object of our discussion.
Originally posted by daz__
as i have stated with my previous post i thik you are wrong with this.
Originally posted by ngchunter
Originally posted by daz__
So you proved the optical images were not taken at the same moment in time as the IR images... thanks, but I think we already knew that.
Originally posted by ngchunter
Originally posted by daz__
also i hear people talking about a moon.
what moon are ye talking about...€??
there is no moon that i can see in the object of our discussion.
No joke, that's why it's Venus: Venus has no moon. Our object has no moon. Venus passed through this point in space during the timeframe when these IRIS images were taken. Therefore, unless you have compelling evidence to show otherwise, it's Venus.
yb ngchunter
I'm not wrong. Go onto WWT if you don't believe me. You'll find the original IRIS images stitched together there and this exact same object is visible at the exact same coordinates,
edit by daz__:
so is what you are saying that this object is in two catalouges
or maybe both use the same catalogue..
perhaps you know of another catalogue but are not telling..
but only in the IRIS catalogue.
edit daz__:
???????????
Whatever method google used to compile IR image sources into a false color image obviously used IRIS at least partially,
edit by daz
im with ya
but the end result produced a screwy looking render of that part of the sky.
edit by daz__:
don't look screwy to me.. it is a seriously geometric and grand screwy lookin to me.
My guess is taht they tried to stack various sources of IR data together in the process of making their false color image, but because IRIS is inconsistent with other IR sources of images for this region
edit daz__:
if nothing else at least maybe you could divulde me with at least one other link to an ir source for this region at this paticular time??
(because the planet was only passing through), it produced a messed-up result.
That's irrelevant though since you can see relatively unproccessed images on the WWT software at a wide range of IR wavelengths. Again, this object corresponds directly to what we were seeing on the WWT earlier, so taking a screwed up secondary source and claiming it's proof the original source was altered to hide something doesn't fly when we have a more original source at our disposal already.
now im with ya but i'd like to point out that at no place in this thread did i memtion that this was proof of planet x.. not once.. but i find this a very curious artifact none the less and i would seriously like to here some other viewes..
[edit on 8-8-2008 by ngchunter
Originally posted by Mogget
I wouldn't bother wasting your time, daz. Nibiru is a myth. It does not exist.
Originally posted by daz__
no.. have shown you a little bit more than that..
just for a little experiment..
using the google sky/wwt, you show me a picture of venus in the ir frequency and i will then recant. so far the only thing you have shown me is you can type..
anyway my main goal here is not to convert you.. you can lead a camel to water but you cant make him drink.. care to back up what you say with a visual representation or any kind of proof of what you say.. please.. it would save a lot of these stupid un-necessary replies..