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[Kris H]

[Chris Harris]

This video was taken at 9:15 am this morning (September 6 2012) in Northern NSW Australia, showing a moon swirl at the 11o'clock position, and by "twisting" the phone camera I demonstrate that the moon swirl stays constant relative to the sun whilst the lens flare hovering at the 12 o'clock position moves about with the camera. Thanks to Napa for the suggestion to twist the camera, thus negating one of the debunkers major arguments......

Find more videos like this on Earth Changes and the Pole Shift

 

[Matt Samson]

Hello every one. I took this photo today 2/09/12 at 12:50pm in Hamilton, New Zealand facing roughly North. It was taken using a poor cell phone camera and a floppy disk filter looking out of the window in our lounge. What are the opinions of this?

Thank u for your time.

[Sevan Makaracı]

Sandy,

That is a lens flare.

http://www.zetatalk.com/teams/rogue/nancy65.htm

[Nancy Lieder]

I will be featuring some of the valid captures in an upcoming newsletter. Here's the collage from Belarus, California video, and Alberto's snaps using Mylar and Red Filter. Note the California photographer took care to move his cam around to clarify what was and was not a flare.

[Nancy Lieder]

@B A Hough

Mercury shows up to the RIGHT of the Sun in Skymap, at noon from the Northern Hemisphere, and not close enough to the Sun. Nor is it seem naked eye as this prominent and very bright Moon Swirl to the LEFT of the Sun has been over the past few days. Not Mercury.

[Sevan Makaracı]

Capture from heyreh maier's  linked video below (31.07.2012, CA)

[Andrey Eroshin]

One of the moons of the Planet x? Photo taken in Belarus, Zhlobin, on an ordinary photocamera in 9:40 am 30.07.12 date.

[Chris]

Photo of some gun totin' dudes in Aleppo, Syria.   1:30 , 4:00 , 6:30 ?

[Chris Harris]

The following capture of a strong moon swirl was taken at Northern NSW at 11:00am [ALL my successful captures have been at this time of 11- 11:30am so bear this in mind fellow Aussies...] this morning, July 15, 2012, using an iPod touch with a single floppy disk filter:

 

note the moon swirl at the 8 oclock position.Minutes later the following capture:

 

 

I then took a video to show that the lens flare moves but the moon swirl is constant, but I am having trouble uploading it. I then realised I could capture the swirl without the filter, although by this time it had moved position: