Nibiru-Planet X Related and Debris

[Moderating Staff]

China’s Tiangong space station was struck by Nibiru space debris that damaged the Shenzhou‑20 return capsule, the spacecraft meant to bring three astronauts back to Earth. The Zetas predicts satellites and space stations will be destroyed.

https://t.me/ZetaTalk_Followers/78627

Skyfire—Nibiru debris, Bahia, Brazil, 27.10.25.

VIDEO: https://t.me/ZetaTalk_Followers/78598

[Lori Leigh]

Arkansas ~ Aug 2012 ~ Taken around 3-4 pm w a red filter

[Rebecca S. Barnhart]

Pennyslvania, around 5 PM, no filters, again object around 3:00

[Justin Rojas]

Taken yesterday Oct 12 2012, around 4pm from my terrace at Quezon City, Philippines. Used an iphone 4S to reduce glare w its autofocus. 

http://youtu.be/ztyFmMdf3q0

Nancy's Comment: Excellent catch! You are moving the cam around showing that a flare is not involved.

[Rebecca S. Barnhart]

Pennyslvania minus filter, again around 3:00Flares to the left, I think, and a flare in the BLUE object standing in front of the trees. The pink object might be PX, right location, and seems to have a shadow on the illuminated dust cloud, which a flare would not have.

[Rebecca S. Barnhart]

Pennyslvania Oct 9th 2012 AM (one picture adjusted three times to show around 3:00)

[Rebecca S. Barnhart]

Pennyslvania Oct 9th 2012 AM

[Lori Leigh]

 Arkansas ~ Tuesday ~ Oct 9, 2012

[Matt Samson]

Hello this picture has what looks to be an orb at the 3-4 o'clock position. It was taken in Hamilton, New Zealand at 2:15pm facing North East.

Nancy's Comment: I think the object at 3 o'clock is likely a lens flare, has that big halo around it. But there is another, the Moon Swirl everyone has been capturing lately at 1 o'clock, that shows up. In my opinion.

[Tom Nieznany]

Original photo

[Chris Harris]

Below is a zoom closeup of the moon swirl from the previous negative image, I find the shadowing interesting:

Moderator Comment: dark image replaced with inverted immage, which has the Moon Swirl visible. Second zoom (below) done from the original negative, zoomed to 1600:1 via Gimp, and does not have any JPG distortions.