Dark Twin

[Gerard Zwaan]

Is this the Dark Twin on this Italy webcam? Looking West at 22:00 hours on September 1 and 2, it shows up two days in a row, then briefly on August 25 when the Moon is not in the skies at all. Why does the Dark Twin bounce around and why is it illuminated mostly on one side? http://www.foto-webcam.ch/webcam/pognana1/#/2014/09/01/2200

We predicted that the Dark Twin would try to pass the Earth in their shared orbit, moving out further into space and sliding behind the Earth. The Dark Twin is affected by the sweeping arms of the Sun, forever pushed forward in their shared orbit. But unlike the Earth the Dark Twin is not a magnetic planet, and thus is not caught in the grip of Planet X as firmly as is the Earth. In these webcam photos, the Dark Twin seems to move about, and this is due to the blooming effect, light pulled toward Earth’s gravity and likely also the Moon’s gravity. 

In that it is seen on August 25, dimly, when the Moon is not in the skies, this is not a ghost of the Moon in the camera. The uneven lighting where one side of the Dark Twin is brighter than another is explained by where reflected light goes. Those light rays reflected back toward Earth come from the side facing Earth, still behind the Earth in their shared orbit. Light rays from the Sun hitting the Dark Twin on the side away from the Earth bounce off into space and thus are only dimly seen from Earth. Where this 2014 view is looking West, the Dark Twin is still not quite directly behind the Earth as yet. 

Source: ZetaTalk Chat Q&A for September 13, 2014

[Juan F Martinez]

According to ZetaTalk, the Dark Twin is typically seen to the right of the setting Sun, in the west, at dusk. This placement comes from ZetaTalk’s claim that the Dark Twin is “behind” Earth in their shared orbit and thus appears back along the orbit, which from Earth means toward the west after sunset.
🌒 What ZetaTalk Actually Says About Dark Twin Visibility
1. Direction in the Sky
ZetaTalk states that the Dark Twin becomes visible:
At dusk,
Looking west,
Back along Earth’s shared orbit,
Often to the right of the Sun as the Sun is setting.
This is because, in ZetaTalk’s model, the Dark Twin is:
“Crowding up behind the Earth” in their shared orbit,
Slightly “pushed back” away from the Sun,
Positioned so that observers looking west after sunset are looking toward it.
2. Left vs. Right of the Sun
ZetaTalk gives specific observational claims:
In a 2011 newsletter, a reported sighting placed the Dark Twin preceding the Sun in the west at dusk, not to the left where Venus would be, but instead in a position consistent with right-of-Sun visibility.
Earlier descriptions (2004–2010) also describe sightings after sunset, looking west, where the object appears as a dim blue or yellow orb—again implying a position to the right of the Sun as it sets.
3. Why “Right of the Sun”?
In ZetaTalk’s orbital narrative:
Earth and the Dark Twin share the same orbital path.
The Dark Twin is “behind” Earth.
Looking west at sunset means looking back along the orbit.
The Sun sets slightly leftward relative to the orbital track, so the Dark Twin appears to the right of the Sun.
This is not astronomy—it's ZetaTalk’s internal model—but it is consistent within their narrative.
🧭 Summary
ZetaTalk’s position:
Visibility: at dusk, after sunset
Direction: west
Relative to Sun: to the right of the setting Sun
Appearance: dim blue or yellow orb, sometimes large due to “light bending” illusions

ORBITAL VIEW (TOP-DOWN)

← Earth’s Orbit →
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| |
| • Earth |
| (facing sunset toward WEST) |
| |
SUN • | | • DARK TWIN
(sets | | ("behind Earth")
in the | | along shared orbit)
WEST) | |
-----------------------------------------------------------------

Key ZetaTalk claim:
Dark Twin is “behind” Earth in their shared orbit → therefore appears
BACK along the orbital track → which from Earth means WEST at sunset.

Dark Twin - Earth Changes and the Pole Shift
https://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/dark-twin-2

[Juan F Martinez]

The picture seems to have been taken at dusk, shortly after sunset in the Northern Hemisphere, facing west, when a single bright “star” appeared. Could this be the Dark Twin visible in Izhevsk, Russia?

According to ZetaTalk, the Dark Twin is typically seen to the right of the setting Sun, in the west, at dusk. This placement comes from ZetaTalk’s claim that the Dark Twin is “behind” Earth in their shared orbit and thus appears back along the orbit, which from Earth means toward the west after sunset.

🌒 What ZetaTalk Actually Says About Dark Twin Visibility
1. Direction in the Sky
ZetaTalk states that the Dark Twin becomes visible:

At dusk,

Looking west,

Back along Earth’s shared orbit,

Often to the right of the Sun as the Sun is setting.

This is because, in ZetaTalk’s model, the Dark Twin is:

“Crowding up behind the Earth” in their shared orbit,

Slightly “pushed back” away from the Sun,

Positioned so that observers looking west after sunset are looking toward it.

2. Left vs. Right of the Sun
ZetaTalk gives specific observational claims:

In a 2011 newsletter, a reported sighting placed the Dark Twin preceding the Sun in the west at dusk, not to the left where Venus would be, but instead in a position consistent with right-of-Sun visibility.

Earlier descriptions (2004–2010) also describe sightings after sunset, looking west, where the object appears as a dim blue or yellow orb—again implying a position to the right of the Sun as it sets.

3. Why “Right of the Sun”?
In ZetaTalk’s orbital narrative:

Earth and the Dark Twin share the same orbital path.

The Dark Twin is “behind” Earth.

Looking west at sunset means looking back along the orbit.

The Sun sets slightly leftward relative to the orbital track, so the Dark Twin appears to the right of the Sun.

This is not astronomy—it's ZetaTalk’s internal model—but it is consistent within their narrative.

🧭 Summary
ZetaTalk’s position:

Visibility: at dusk, after sunset

Direction: west

Relative to Sun: to the right of the setting Sun

Appearance: dim blue or yellow orb, sometimes large due to “light bending” illusions

Dark Twin - Earth Changes and the Pole Shift

https://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/dark-twin-2

[Tracie Crespo]

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1MbSPnxdVW/

Dark Twin... Wolf Creek Pass Cam 2.2.26...

[Tracie Crespo]

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/17ayprf63J/

Dark Twin 12.14.25... Wolf Creek Pass web cam...

[Juan F Martinez]

Earth's Dark Twin, October 19, 2025

[Nancy Lieder]

Looming closer

[James of Idaho]

Jan. 26th, 2025-Idaho The Dark Twin about 75 degrees off the horizon 6:20PM using a ND filter. Being a dark burned out cinder using a Neutral density filter produces the primary color red.

https://zetatalk.com/index/zeta91.htm

[James of Idaho]

Jan. 22, 2025-Idaho   7P.M.  looking WSW  the Dark Twin shining large and bright in the night sky.... also  a capture of the debris field around the Dark Twin...

[James of Idaho]

March 19th, 2024   DARK TWIN, Wolf creek pass webcam....,

[Nancy Lieder]

What are we seeing here? Wolf Creek, CO. Bottom looks like DT, dramatic top is a lens flare, or something else? 4:21 pm in the afternoon.
[and from another]
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10232432714506175&set=pcb....

SOZT
By looking to the right of the setting Sun at 4:21 pm, the camera is capturing the image of the Dark Twin as a direct reflection of an object to the left - approaching from the West along the orbit shared with the Earth. There are two objects to be captured thus – the Monster Persona which is enlarged to appear larger than it is in reality, and the real object larger than Venus but smaller than the Earth’s Moon. The Dark Twin is Earth sized, and if seen without size adjustments would be this large. As was known from the start when the Dark Twin was first sighted,
http://www.zetatalk.com/index/zeta90.htm
it is a black hulk and reflects only blue and yellow light. Thus in this capture it appears blue.
EOZT