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[S.K.]

Thanx for this find Star.

[Carlos Salazar]

Sunrise sequence-- Taken on  11/10 on top of a Bridge on the Florida Georgia border ---starting at 7:34 Am EST before sunrise ...ending on 11/10 at 7:55 am after sunrise, notice the first object rising and moving from left to right on the pictures sequence use the bridge columns as a point of reference, sorry about the blurry black dot ... a grain of sand on my lens..!!     

[Starr DiGiacomo]

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=611430205565682&set=vb.100...

Post by Veronica Sattva Honess.

[Janek Stokłosa]

Aug 8, 2013 10:24 AM California

Oct 24, 2013 10:50 AM   Sweden 

[Tracie Crespo]

[Recall 15]

This is from the Hybrid solar eclipse Nov 3 2013

@ Sullivan’s Island, South Carolina

From original picture Link

[Nancy Lieder]

Here's a curious photo from a new applicant, still coming on board. Note there are equally placed pink flares in all 4 corners, opposite each other from the center of the Sun. Yet these two flares, green and pink orb, as NOT in such a placement. Note also that the pink orb has its OWN green flare. This is a flare analysis, of sorts, in this photos taken without filters, but where the light of the Sun and the Planet X components are behind heavy clouds.

Someone also noted this aspect:

[Nancy Lieder]

Someone alerted me to this FaceBook page, Las Vegas Skys, where photos taken last night October 31, 2013 at sundown during a dust storm that hid the glare of the Sun show dramatic bright orbs above and below the Sun. The Sun is in the center, which can be seen from the last photo where the dust storm is lifting and disbursing. But when it is completely hidden, the other orbs rival the Sun in light!

https://www.facebook.com/LasVegasSkys

[Nancy Lieder]

Here's more on that Malta photo .. new ZT delivered early. And I think I found where PX might be in this pic. Bending light can be so .. tricky, and now we have a new concept - band of light in space creating its own light reflection. Never a dull moment in this business.

SOZT
Photos not taken with any particular filter rarely show signs of the Planet X complex other than brilliant Moon Swirls where sunlight funnels down the long tube of the swirl, focusing and accentuating the light. This image does not have such brilliant Moon Swirl orbs. Lens flares are another possibility when orbs are found around the Sun, but these are grouped along a line from the center of the Sun. There are no lens flares in this photo. When an orb is discovered it is often a ghost of the Sun, a reflection within the camera, but in these cases both the Sun’s ghost AND ITS REFLECTION line up to parallel the Sun and its reflection. Here the orb reflected on the water and casting its own reflection is not parallel to the Sun’s reflection. This is not a ghost!

Planet X is just inside the orbit of Venus, and located at the 4 o’clock position when seen from the Northern Hemisphere. When the Ecliptic slants from upper left to lower right at it does at sundown, this places Planet X at the 5 o’clock position. Thus it is reflected on the water as a reddish orb. It casts its own light, being a smoldering brown dwarf, but why would the reflection of this light on the water not form a line straight to the camera, as the sunlight reflection does? What is seen on the water is a blend of light from Planet X and the Sun. The gravity of Planet X pulls light rays from the Sun to curve around the corpus of Planet X, in particular those light rays in the red light spectrum which bend so readily.

Sunlight reflected on the water, as with Moonlight or light from a street lamp, is light that has the right angle, to strike the water and arrive at the camera or eye. Of course this is not the ONLY place that light rays are heading, but these are the only rays of light arriving at the camera or eye. In the diagonal reflection of light from Planet X we are seeing not only light FROM the corpus, Planet X itself, but also light reflected from a line drawn from Planet X to Earth, where bent light is distributed not in one place, but many, depending upon the degree of bend. There is, thus, a band of light in space, from the location of Planet X toward Earth, which is creating its OWN light reflection on the water. This can certainly be called a Second Sun sighting, of sorts.  
EOZT

[Shaun Kazuck]

This picture came from the Twitter page of Luke Russert posted tonight.