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Originally posted by citizen truth
IF ( a big if) I spot something and can get a photo,I'll post it here.At least it will give people a chance to scrutinize it further.
Originally posted by ribaldmalarky
I found a compelling video of Nibiru/Nemesis & satellites recorded 5/17 from Puerto Rico...
www.youtube.com...
Originally posted by ribaldmalarky
I found a compelling video of Nibiru/Nemesis & satellites recorded 5/17 from Puerto Rico...
www.youtube.com...
Originally posted by SecretUsername
reply to post by ribaldmalarky
Sorry I'm almost 100% positive that is Jupiter. Loading up Stellarium going to May 11th not May 17th (he posted may 11th so doubt it was recorded the 17th) The night of May 11th at the time recorded the moon is where it was in the video. Around 5:20ish in the video it even looks like Jupiter. The moons look like lens flare.. but if there not the moons lined up like that on the night of the 11th here is a pic. And here is a snap shot from Stellarium including the moon.
Sky & Telescope's JavaScript utility, which will open in a new browser window, shows the positions of the four Galilean satellites for any date and time from January 1900 through December 2100.
Originally posted by ribaldmalarky
I guess it certainly could be jupiter based on that pic.
But to the liar who said the youtube video says it is of Jupiter, I think you may need to take classes in basic reading comprehension.
[edit on 28-5-2010 by ribaldmalarky]
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by dragnet53
Ancient people were smart. Realize that the level of math published in ancient Sumer was a higher standard than what is taught to most high school graduates. The Egyptians could do trig. The proofs of the Greeks were very interesting.
But each group stands on the shoulders of those before them. Knowledge is accumulated. Better theories are worked out over time. As dragnet53 points out the universe is an interesting place. Our model of planetary formation was based on studies of 1 example. Now that our technology has improved to the point where we can find and even study other planetary systems we find that the example of 1 was not a general case. That's not bad. It means that the universe is a wonderful and complicated place to study.
In some distant future there will be others that mock our contributions. There may also be those that claimed we knew more than we actually did. I believe that our understanding of the world is an incremental process of learning more and more.