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Additional Informations from the F.A.Q: Q: How does the path of Planet X/ Nibiru looks like? Q: What is the "Earth Wobble"? Q: Why is Planet X/ Nibiru not always visible in the sky? Planet X is seen most readily at sunrise or sunset, when light in the red spectrum curves over the horizon and the glare of white light is reduced. Red light bends most readily, and the charged dust cloud shrouding Planet X is composed primarily of red iron oxide particles.[...] The Zetas are frequently asked to pinpoint the spot where Planet X could be sighted, but it is a complicated picture! - Read more: http://www.zetatalk.com/newsletr/issue262.htm |
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Comment by stephan grumbach on May 5, 2011 at 10:03am
Easy Lens Flare Testing
Easy Reflection Testing
Beware of the Glare
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This recent photo from Alberto matches a diagonal flare with a photo I received via email from California. Brian too this photo using the insert from a floppy disc. I was struck by the similar diagonal flare. The tail is pointed toward us, so discerning Moon Swirls and object like Nibiru itself are hard these days, as the tail is so very trashy, so much debris and dust. But obviously, there is something there for these two places, on opposite sides of the globe, to get the same result! Italy and California.
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