Large bright white object in souther hemisphere Australia

i55.tinypic.com... just a quick post but its 08:14pm and i live in the area of NSW australia called the riverena or Wagga wagga, and i was out side star gazing as i do wondering wtf is going on up there, although i know allot about whats happening up there i dont know whats current, so anyways i was looking at the Big dipper, shopping trolly, big saucepan. i dont know what the prodominant name is but when looking at it facing eat, about a distance from your thumb to your pinki spread out there is a realy bright star on the right side of the big dipper, now it is rather large, a verry bright white, it does not flicker, i think it appears to have a tail i think. now i have noticed this for a while,and it seems to be getting brighter, does anyone know what this could be, im open to sudjestions, iv noticed a verry brown star as well, i dont know if its Nemisis,Nibiru,Tyche,planet X or what but its super bright.

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reply to post by Tahnya86


Might be planet x. If you have a camera get it out and post some pics for us please would love to see this.

reply to post by Tahnya86


Not sure, could it be Elenin?

An image or short video would help to ID it better though.

Did you say very bright brown star? Might be Mars but i got to find out were mars should be at the moment.
Does it have a tail is another question. if it does its the planet everyone has been talking about.

reply to post by spikey


if i had a camera or fone that was good enough i wud, my galaxy s just fails lol, stupid question but how do i upload a picture?

Not sure mate, but Ill go out and have a quick look now.. see whats their.

reply to post by Tahnya86


The big dipper (Orion) is to the west.

And Betelgeuse is to the right of it.

Sirius is above it and Rigel is to the left.



EDIT: My time shows two hours earlier than your sighting, this is because I am in WA, so timezone differences.

Can't be Mars that planet can't be seen until another month. Things look good for it being the one and only planet x or something else no one knows of.

Are you talking about the bright red stat too the right side of the big dipper?

reply to post by Redevilfan09


ok i cant upload a image cause i dont have a page to load it too,sorry people.

picture wont load!

reply to post by Redevilfan09


No, the bright white star, there is a red one but its not bright.

If there was an unidentifiable star in the sky, that was visible to the human eyes and was nibiru/nemisis.. Don't you think an astronomer would have picked up on it by now and it would be out there in the mainstream.. I mean, i doubt this thing would have just appeared overnight..
IMO you can rule out nibiru, I'm sure there is some other explanation for it.
Just saying..

Originally posted by Misterlondon
If there was an unidentifiable star in the sky, that was visible to the human eyes and was nibiru/nemisis.. Don't you think an astronomer would have picked up on it by now and it would be out there in the mainstream.. I mean, i doubt this thing would have just appeared overnight..
IMO you can rule out nibiru, I'm sure there is some other explanation for it.
Just saying..

Maybe its a red colored satellite or distant super nova

Originally posted by Tahnya86
reply to post by Redevilfan09

 

ok i cant upload a image cause i dont have a page to load it too,sorry people.

Yes you do? you're an ats member, so go to ats media, log in with your username and password, select to upload, once uploaded, select the picture and it will give you the embed code that you can just copy paste into an edit or new post.
done

or if thats too complex go to: Tiny Pic free image hosting

that should take 2 mins max.

Hey!
Im from Dubbo !! only a few hours from you..
i know exactly what your talking about, I just went and had a look, is it the really bright white star your talking about? or the orange one to the right?

I just had a look at Stellarium, I think its Sirius....also the orange one to the right it betelgeuse

reply to post by Misterlondon


I really dont think astronimers would tell if nibiru was out there, or they are allowed to, serriosley, this isnt a debate about nibirus existance is a question about a object in the sky.

Im pretty certain it is Sirius

reply to post by ellbell


Bright white star, thats the one im looking at.