See Elenin through your webcam now

I see one bright second sun under the sun and at least three other reddish bodies to the right of the sun. I think if it was or is a dwarf star with it's tiny planets, it is between the earth and the sun right now being hidden in the suns radiance.

First, what part of the infrared spectrum are you referring to since each part of the band has significantly different attributes? I will presume you mean the NIR band since the CCD/CMOS focal plane arrays in webcams cannot sense the much more mythicized thermal infrared part of the spectrum.

Secondly what does ultraviolet have to do with it? Common Focal plane arrays cannot sense this part of the spectrum either.

Thirdly, where is this laser you are speaking of on my webcam?

Fourthly, as posted earlier there is a NIR blocking filter in the optical path of your webcam so almost all of the NIR light you are jamming down it's throat with your TV remote (or coming from Niberu) will go undetected (you may image a faint residual, blue bleed through).

Fifth, how is it that your little webcam can compete with all of the multimillion dollar telescopes around the world that are unable to see what you do? After all they incorporate gigantic optics, specialized filters and processing software, ridiculously high resolution imagers capable of seeing across many parts of the spectrum, and oh yea.... People that know a lot about imaging science.

Sixth, why are you posting this fantasy crap when you obviously know nothing about the topic or critical thinking?

Interesting way to ruin your webcam.
Anyway, all you have is lens flare. There is nothin out of place in those photos.
Also your logic is way off about the IR.

It's prudent at this junction to inform people that looking at the sun is ill-advised. The damage to your eyes can be permanent. I guaruntee that any damage the sun does to your eyes is more than an arbitrary comet that isn't where this poster says it is.



I also agree, posts like this should be banned. I'm not calling for censorship, just common sense.

Originally posted by loves a conspiricy
You can upload to TinyPic...that works fine

But...its lens flare, from pointing the cam directly at the sun. You may well have buggered the cam for good now

I hope she has buggered it, save us from more of this crap.

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It goes like saying say yeah to the New World Order. Completely ridiculous in my opinion, but it is a mattr of perception, is not it ?

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I got a welder's mask. I think I will put in on and have a look see. That would be in the morning. Maybe I can see something. -----------

Just take your camcorder out at night and point it at a cars headlights.

You will have Elenin on one side and Nibiru on the other!

Whatever you say.. I still think this looks a bit odd...

more pictures from /NL::

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Hahaha quality

It is lens flare.....



Like that

and this





Camera's do that when you point them at the sun

You can see it slightly on the photo. I wonder if we will see October 16th.You can see it slightly on the photo. I wonder if we will see October 16th.

You will see it in any vid/photo of bright objects.

Just look at the movies with night shots of an approaching car. The flare will be exactly opposite the center point of the lens at the same distance from the center point.

But if you prefer to believe in ghost stars and planets be my guest.

It's really not a lens flare... lens flares do move along with your camera, this object is static in any way.