If I'm reading the comment to the previous blog post correctly, someone has suggested that what we are seeing in the pictures could possibly be the ISS. Seriously?
Here is a picture of the ISS transitting the Sun...
There's no comparison.
18 April 2016
Nibiru and the International Space Station (ISS)
10 Nisan 5776
If I'm reading the comment to the previous blog post correctly, someone has suggested that what we are seeing in the pictures could possibly be the ISS. Seriously?
Here is a picture of the ISS transitting the Sun...
There's no comparison.
If I'm reading the comment to the previous blog post correctly, someone has suggested that what we are seeing in the pictures could possibly be the ISS. Seriously?
Here is a picture of the ISS transitting the Sun...
There's no comparison.
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What comments? What is it pictured against – what is that green globe?? It might be exploring what they won't confess to: Planet X or Nibiru? Someone explain please.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Neshama, for pointintg out the need for more clarity in my post. I think I've fixed it now. And I've changed the picture. The previous one was also of the Sun, but it was an odd color.
DeleteI believe in Nibiru. Having said that, if it is here- why are there no clear pictures of it? Ie not maybe or if or but. Also if we can't see it clearly as it is close to the sun, then how can it pose a danger to us? The sun is very far from Earth which means so is Nibiru. If it is to come near us then it would take a long time- it was meant to be here in March or April visible to all and this has not transpired. If it is to come then maybe the truth is that no one actually has a clue as to when or even how......
ReplyDeleteIf these recent pictures don't seem clear to you, I suggest you get your eyes checked or clean your glasses. It looks pretty clear to me. If you mean more detailed, I think we're doing pretty darn well with a digital or phone camera at a distance of tens of millions of miles!
DeleteI discussed this timing in a previous post and comment section already.
One of the commenters to your link , listed a link that looks even bigger and more detailed, not that you're not doing a great job, but who can beat NASA type equipment: huge sun with ISS traversing methodically.
ReplyDeleteHere is the data behind that link: astrobin
ReplyDeleteMaybe he doctored it? What do you think?
I think it is "doctored" only in the sense that they just took one photo after another as it crossed and then put them all together.
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