If you want to catch the planet-like star in the sky, take a picture on a bright sunny day around 12:00-13:00 or so and on and no zoom-ins on the camera and you will see a plasma ball and various other figures and perhaps energy waves believe me and it does not have to be particularely right in front on the sun but the sun must reflect on the plasma hue. Try taking the pucture facing east and all other directions. Jack
If you want to catch the planet-like star in the sky, take a picture on a bright sunny day around 12:00-13:00 or so and on and no zoom-ins on the camera and you will see a plasma ball and various other figures and perhaps energy waves believe me and it does not have to be particularely right in front on the sun but the sun must reflect on the plasma hue. Try taking the pucture facing east and all other directions.
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