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

[Selim KARABIYIK]

Thanks Gerard for the video. It looks like a real object. It is not a reflection because it is behind the clouds.

[Chris Harris]

Northern NSW march 21 2012:

 

 

And the negative image:

[Tamarama]

[Tamarama]

This was taken 17 March 2012 at 2:14pmEST near Cape Hatteras, NC, USA

I think it's a capture of pX.  Can anyone confirm?? thanks! :-)

[Lawrence]

....this selection of 4 photos was chosen from a series of several photos taken with my HTC EVO 4G phone camera, using a floppy disk as a filter, in Wisconsin during sunset, starting at 6:34 PM and finishing at 6:59 PM, March 17, 2012.

...the progression of these photos follows the progression of the setting sun and the last two photos do not show any reflection/lens flare, as PX remains in the same position in all photos at about the 6:30 position.

[Chris Harris]

If anyone bothers to actually look at coronal cavities they will immediately recognize that they are elliptical and transient and not perfectly spherical:

 

 

 

 

[Stra]

Regarding Sun Occulters:

When capturing the sun directly, there is a lot of sun glare. Some cameras have integrated occulters, some don't. What you can do is use the environment: find some branches on a tree and use them as occulters in front of the camera.

No occulter, A LOT OF SUN GLARE spoiling the image:

Sun glare IS OCCULTED by using that standing pillar in front of the camera:

You can see the details around the sun are much better visible. NOTE: Don't use a standing pillar like I did, because it hides the entire bottom side of the sun! Use some sort of a tree branch sticking from the left side instead!

Again, past the pillar, sun glare returns:

You can barely see anything on this one, there's so much sun glare.

Also note: use different floppy manufacturers for different shades of red/maroon. Use single or double floppies. Try to make a video instead of a single picture. Experiment and do try to use some sort of glare occulter!

[Sevan Makaracı]

Heather,

Objects in the Western sky that you mentioned in your pictures are Venus and Jupiter. I'm adding below Stellarium output of given location and date/time.

[Chris Harris]

 Inspired by Alberto’s revealing photos, I thought that I would dismantle a floppy disk and have a crack at it myself. The following photo was taken using a Samsung L100 8 mega pixel auto digital camera with floppy  disk filter:

 

 

This was taken at about 11:00 am 10^th Feb 2012 in NE NSW Australia.

I then applied a negative colour filter using Irfanview 4.30 which resulted in this:

 

  

Other colour manipulation yielded this image:

 

  

There is clearly something distorting light at the 9:30 – 10:00 position…any comments are most welcome!

[Alberto Cardin]