Nibiru - WTH?? Did I just find Planet X?

CUDOS Demise!!! I'm sure ASTRO and other astro wannabes
will be giving you feed back...

Can anyone explain that?



Looks too bright to be swamp gas.....

Awesome Work!

No....you are not an actual bleach blond are you?

The original picture is a lens flare

a dude from glp found planet x

this is huge news

Magic 8 Ball says, "Extremely ,vanishingly, ephemerally small chance."

????

EXPLAIN WHAT?

DUMB fucks

OK, then what is the new date for Niribu, I'm guessing at least another 300 years based on that video.

Now thats some long term doom.

Why they are so fucking dumb?

But NASA said there is no Nibiru

OH LOOK Its a fucking lens flare,surprise

image is a part of the telescope

i think the whole nibiru movement is just one big troll experiment,they want to see how far can we go


fucking fairys

FOREVER

i hate you nibiru fags!

Its a weather baloooon!!

nah,sry nibirutards

i hate you fucking "thisisnibirulensflarecunts"

well at least there is some science to back the swamp gas

Wow! when you got to that grand cross sphere it totally shocked me how it looked. I don't know what to think of this.

Space swamps

Same here :/

I would like an explanation, im not well versed in this field

Already did on an earlier video from her, though she wouldn't have known it was me. The comment was deleted along with all the others later on. I will simply point out that this bright star (Antares) was recorded on the same film plates as what she "found."
[link to archive.stsci.edu]
Those who understand telescopes and deep space astrophotography will be able to put two and two together. If you don't understand, here's another example...
[link to archive.stsci.edu]
Same shape, same thing, this time on the same film plate as the one that recorded Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky. Search around other bright stars on their film plates and you'll find the same "ufo."

HD 150621 (HIP 81844)

HD 150621 is a white main-sequence star in the constellation Ophiuchus. At 363 light years away, it shines at an apparent visual magnitude of 8.77. The star's age is estimated to be 8 billion years but is certainly no less than 6.8 billion years and no greater than 9.7 billion years. The iron abundance of HD 150621 is -0.27 (53.7% of the Sun). It is moving through the Galaxy at a speed of 33.5 km/s relative to the Sun. Its projected Galactic orbit carries it between 16,900 and 24,200 light years from the center of the Galaxy.

Sky position: RA 16h 43.0m, Dec -21° 20.4'

[link to www.astrostudio.org]

I watched all your video and nope, you DID NOT FIND NIBIRU and that orange disc "object" is no celestial body either. It's a CAMERA artifact very common on Google Earth space.

The guy in this video gives an amazing explanation of what that artifact is:

C'mon guys..haven't you ever seen a Galactic hemorroid?

Sheesh