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Originally posted by mossme89
I have noticed this too, especially on more cloudy-ish days. The sun seems to have more of an oval-ish glow in an oval sized area. I live in Clarksville, MD, about 10 miles from BWI. Next time i see something like this, i'll take photos and post them here...
Originally posted by Pryde87
This is silly. You cannot be serious. You have just shown me a picture of the sun shining through clouds. Not two suns. Thats one sun shining through 2 holes in the cloud. Dont be so paranoid. There are no chemtrails, there is no Nibiru. Where does this second sun go on a clear day? Does it just show up when it wants to....
Originally posted by 1990teg4dr
Photos inverted to show oblong sun:
Originally posted by Pryde87
Where does this second sun go on a clear day? Does it just show up when it wants to....
Originally posted by 1990teg4dr
Originally posted by Pryde87
Where does this second sun go on a clear day? Does it just show up when it wants to....
Think of it as an eclipse... We spin, it spins, all objects are moving. You can only see it on certain days! Are you so ignorant to believe we stand still?
Originally posted by pieman
Originally posted by 1990teg4dr
Photos inverted to show oblong sun:
Your photos show an oblong hole in the clouds.
Show me a single photo of two suns on a clear day or a single report of two suns on a clear day by a meteorologist and I'll eat my laptop.
Originally posted by expat2368
By the way... where are these "reports coming in from all over the world"?
Originally posted by xmaddness
It is called refraction.
Refraction is what happens to light when it encounters other mediums than a vacuum (or air). Refraction bends light and makes it look like objects are appearing where they really are not. This is simple if you have ever looked underwater in a pool or a lake of some sort, and realized that objects are not exactly where they appear to be. This is do to the light, as it enters the water, bending the light. This is all governed by whats called Snell's Law. It turns out that light has a refraction index of 1.33, and air has a refraction of a little more than 1 (a vacuum has an index of exactly 1).
What you are seeing is the suns light refracting in the clouds, which are made up of water. The thicker the clouds the more apparent the refraction will be.
I dare you to show pictures on a clear day. It just won't happen because there will be no refraction of the light occurring.
Now I understand that I will be called a "skeptic" and someone who is just trying to debunk, but come on, once you learn these things, and you do the experiments, it just becomes well, obvious.
[edit on 12-5-2010 by xmaddness]
Originally posted by prettygreeneyes26
many planets have 2 suns
[edit on 12-5-2010 by prettygreeneyes26]
Originally posted by Gromle
Originally posted by 1990teg4dr
Originally posted by Pryde87
Where does this second sun go on a clear day? Does it just show up when it wants to....
Think of it as an eclipse... We spin, it spins, all objects are moving. You can only see it on certain days! Are you so ignorant to believe we stand still?
Why havent I seen it yet? The sun is basically up 24\7 here in northern Norway now as the summer is fast approaching. I find it very strange that the twin only come out to play behind a cloud coverage.