How come no one noticed this before now?! Nibiru photographed by WISE!

Well, if it isn't our old friend CW Leonis (same coordinates as the OP gave: [link to simbad.u-strasbg.fr] ), this time with out-of-focus internal telescope reflections, otherwise known as "lens flares" (though in this case, they take the shape of bokehs). This happens whenever you point a telescope at a bright star and over-expose it, though the exact nature of the resulting flares will depend on the optics of the telescope being used. The main 20" GLP telescope showed a similar vertical pattern of bokehs when over-exposing Sirius:

This also happens to WISE every time it over-exposed a sufficiently bright star. Here's what Betelgeuse looked like, the exact same pattern of bokehs and flares appeared (energy beam-firing "spaceship" and all):
[link to i319.photobucket.com]
You can get the WISE images from here as well:
[link to skyview.gsfc.nasa.gov]
The image seen above is from the 12 micron band, and from what I can tell, so too is the one the OP linked to and Phoenix here posted into the thread. I highly recommend downloading the raw fits files and doing your own conversion to an 8 bit image when grabbing images of bright stars like Betelgeuse and CW Leonis though; skyview's automatic down-conversion to 8 bit JPG images does a terrible job with the histogram levels.

So in short, no, it's NOT "Nibiru," it's CW Leonis... again.

Do you deny then that it physically shifted?

how would i get any evidence, Nasa and the Vatican own all the satellites and are hiding the information?

Since when do nasa and the vatican own every telescope?

Since when do nasa and the vatican own every telescope?

Astromut: This is a rather touchy subject on this forum.

What do you think to the suns/giants main sequence? We follow where the sun is headed.

I would say NASA, the Vatican and Academia. And Academia is in the tank for NASA.

Well, you're quite wrong.
Millions of telescopes are owned by amateurs.

I agree, a high percent of nuts/ignorant/brainwashed/sheep/shills amateurs skywatchers and obviously lot of they like you are using stellarium software as 'support' (roftl).

Even you don't know what is the definition of conjuncion of planets

and 'field rotation' associated to the moon as well (you are still convinced that it happens on northern emisphere for several degrees), no comment.

Nut, for several degrees I mean up to 90° (and higher too) NOT some like 5° (and not obviously every day like on the last months), so not very noticable on naked eye as it should happen on northern hemisphere.

Again, about your definition of conjunction planet, no comment.

:thyjietr:

Nibiru? Nemesis? Tyche? what is it?

The image looks like one of the crop circles that popped up.

Look at the article you linked: [link to www.nasa.gov] Date - NASA Releases New WISE Mission Catalog of Entire Infrared Sky 03.14.12

Now the video you linked: Is this the legendary Nibiru? Uploaded by mitos1 on Oct 17, 2011 [link to video.godlikeproductions.com]
Your video is not from WISE. It's from "Microsofts World Wide Telescope & Google Earth and go to [link to wikisky.org] It's from the years old DSS & IRSA surveys, has been shown many times before, and is actually CW Leonis.

Your other image here 09:47:59 by 13:16:27 [link to img256.imageshack.us] is the infamous CW Leonis again, from [link to en.wikipedia.org]
09h 47m 57.406s
+13° 16' 43.56"

So, now we are going to see the new 2010 WISE images of CW Leonis paraded around as Nibiru? Just like the old 1983 CW Leonis images were?
I'll save people the trouble of looking it up, here's the link to the new WISE images of CW Leonis [link to irsa.ipac.caltech.edu]

Sure...go ahead and pin it....

:thyjietr: