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Originally posted by Ear-Responsible
Come on guys these threads are getting ridiculous. Downloading Stellarium should be mandatory before registering on ats.
reply to post by solipsism
So I agree stars can be spotted via their predicability, but maybe you can explain to me why an obviously new celestial body can appear in January 2009 and stay in a static position for almost 2 years?
Originally posted by ch1n1t0
Take a look at any of the brighter stars in the night sky. Keep your eyes on it for a few minutes and it starts to move. Every night I'm looking in the sky and every night I see this so-called "movement"of stars. It's another thing that people tend to see what they want to see. The reason for the optical illusion of the stars moving is usually caused by their flickering and the way the eyes perceive light.
This is a complete waste of time and internet space imo. NASA might be well-known liars, but as someone already pointed out - there are thousands of astronomers in the world and to think that no one has seen this yet and you are much smarter and your eyes are better of the most part of the world is a ego issue I think. This IS Jupiter as it appeared in our night sky not so long ago and will soon start dimming out. Jus'mah'2c
p.s. "nice" way of advertising your musicedit on 16-11-2010 by ch1n1t0 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by ch1n1t0
Take a look at any of the brighter stars in the night sky. Keep your eyes on it for a few minutes and it starts to move. Every night I'm looking in the sky and every night I see this so-called "movement"of stars. It's another thing that people tend to see what they want to see. The reason for the optical illusion of the stars moving is usually caused by their flickering and the way the eyes perceive light.
This is a complete waste of time and internet space imo. NASA might be well-known liars, but as someone already pointed out - there are thousands of astronomers in the world and to think that no one has seen this yet and you are much smarter and your eyes are better of the most part of the world is a ego issue I think. This IS Jupiter as it appeared in our night sky not so long ago and will soon start dimming out. Jus'mah'2c
p.s. "nice" way of advertising your musicedit on 16-11-2010 by ch1n1t0 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Ear-Responsible
Glasgow, Scotland huh..near the moon you say? Whattya know..big bright Jupiter right where you say it is. Still not convinced? Then where is Jupiter in the pictures/video? There should be 2 bright objects..Jupiter and your imaginary Maitreya star.
Come on guys these threads are getting ridiculous. Downloading Stellarium should be mandatory before registering on ats.
Originally posted by isitjustme
reply to post by solipsism
Due to the fact that you can't tell the difference between the obect moving or changing size and the zoom of the camera and movement of the camera, neither video has much to offer. If you could get something stationary in the shot to compare to it would really help. It's great that you are taking the time to try to document. That's more than most are doing. Thanks for the effort and time.
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
Debunkers are welcome but I've been watching this thing for almost a year now every night Video link below.
First off, the photos you show are not helpful in any way. But I am suspecting your already know that.
I'm trying to wrap my head around this here. You have been watching something AMAZING that is visible to THOUSANDS of amateur astronomers that would love nothing more than finding something amazing like this....yet you are the only one that has the goo on this thing? How does that work, exactly?
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by solipsism
I see the plane jumping exactly the same way the star does.
That's because the camera is moving.
Originally posted by Cole DeSteele
reply to post by solipsism
Questions
How can you be sure that the pictures you posted on this page are actually the exact same object? Much less the hundreds you alluded to that exist on the net. I mean, it seems impossible that each and every one of these pictures from different people represent the exact same object...as there is no context or reference points in the photos to prove it so...or for that matter, that any of them are the same object you are seeing?
If you have eliminated Jupiter as a culprit, that's fine. Venus, too...good. What led you to eliminate satellites as a possibility? I noticed my post was summarily ignored.
It seems you are more interested in rebutting any and all explanations that contradict your belief in what you think this object might be. I suggest you re-examine what it is you are really looking for via this thread, truth or vindication?
Originally posted by ch1n1t0
reply to post by solipsism
OP, I was a bit on the edge earlier, so excuse my attacking attitude. I know what you're talking about, I have seen it, I have thought about it the way you do, and my conclusion regarding the subject is that this is either Jupiter or one of the brighter stars in the night sky (the object the OP is describing). Taking in consideration the fact that it has been observed by you for months, it can't help but lead me to my conclusions again.
Just my 2 cents
Also regarding the strange star that Iamonlyhuman mentioned, from his details I think he's refering to Sirius and the strange recent change in the pattern of its flashing, the change I can't explain, however, I am inclined to being sure it's Sirius.
Well, if you want my opinion, apart from the silly balloon sightings, lately there have been some major increase in those guys appearing. Either this, or the military are on to something. I live in a small country, this subject is not something too common here, however, for the last three months I've been hearing from various people about unexplained sightings. So something's going on, IMO. So keep looking, but for something more conclusive for your own eyes. If Jupiter is enough, I won't judge What's more important is that there are more people looking up in the sky, adopting the idea the ET guys are around, so we're living in some interesting times for sure!
Cheers!edit on 16-11-2010 by ch1n1t0 because: (no reason given)edit on 16-11-2010 by ch1n1t0 because: add