Status update that is never mentioned... Today, it seemed like in the morning many meteors flew over and melted in the skies of israel and left many chemtrails in the path. Me did not record this but they fell from the east to the west... Could you record this in The morning? The star is already almost upon us and me also saw it during sunset with some planets and one moon and now the wicked ones must start entering their bunkers because this is it. Get ready for redemption. It may be hanukkah. Jack
Yasher Ko'ach for keeping the subject alive . . . I believe this system / star exists, and may be upon us soon ... though so many reports of differing sightings make it hard to know who is telling the truth. Some images capture spheres bigger than our moon, which make me wonder how can it be that close, and not getting closer? Others talk about a winged star too far away to see by eye, only with high end telescopes. This can't be the same as the orbs seen in the sky, correct?
My direct question to you is, you keep focusing on objects inbound directly from the sun angle. Looking at suggested paths of this system overlayed on our milky way system, shows us as a flat disk of rotating planets, with the Nibiru system circling over top, dropping down behind the sun and returning below the disk. How is it possible in this very complex 3 dimensional intersection of orbits, for our view of this system to be always linear in direct line of sight with our sun? Even if this system is on it's return path, on a collision course to meet along our orbit path, we are still moving in the horizontal, and can't continuously be 'looking down the barrel', as we haven't moved into point of impact position? Of course HKB"H can do anything, including making two complex oval orbits intersect where continuously the view is linear between them, though it seems impossible from a geometry / spatial analysis . . . so why the focus on only coming from the sun, when others see objects away from the sun, and/or in deep dark space?
And how is it possible to have two suns, so close, that average person on earth doesn't see them?
Just sharing some of my thoughts, all this info makes the brain foggy, I don't expect you to have answers . . . may we see a true eye-opening Geula for all of us very soon. ;)
Status update that is never mentioned... Today, it seemed like in the morning many meteors flew over and melted in the skies of israel and left many chemtrails in the path. Me did not record this but they fell from the east to the west... Could you record this in The morning? The star is already almost upon us and me also saw it during sunset with some planets and one moon and now the wicked ones must start entering their bunkers because this is it. Get ready for redemption. It may be hanukkah.
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Yasher Ko'ach for keeping the subject alive . . . I believe this system / star exists, and may be upon us soon ... though so many reports of differing sightings make it hard to know who is telling the truth. Some images capture spheres bigger than our moon, which make me wonder how can it be that close, and not getting closer? Others talk about a winged star too far away to see by eye, only with high end telescopes. This can't be the same as the orbs seen in the sky, correct?
ReplyDeleteMy direct question to you is, you keep focusing on objects inbound directly from the sun angle. Looking at suggested paths of this system overlayed on our milky way system, shows us as a flat disk of rotating planets, with the Nibiru system circling over top, dropping down behind the sun and returning below the disk. How is it possible in this very complex 3 dimensional intersection of orbits, for our view of this system to be always linear in direct line of sight with our sun? Even if this system is on it's return path, on a collision course to meet along our orbit path, we are still moving in the horizontal, and can't continuously be 'looking down the barrel', as we haven't moved into point of impact position? Of course HKB"H can do anything, including making two complex oval orbits intersect where continuously the view is linear between them, though it seems impossible from a geometry / spatial analysis . . . so why the focus on only coming from the sun, when others see objects away from the sun, and/or in deep dark space?
And how is it possible to have two suns, so close, that average person on earth doesn't see them?
Just sharing some of my thoughts, all this info makes the brain foggy, I don't expect you to have answers . . . may we see a true eye-opening Geula for all of us very soon. ;)
Moshe in Baltimore
I saw a few meteors high in the atmosphere at about 11:00am Thursday the 10th Nov. in Israel.
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