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Chemtrails and Green Orb : NIBIRU / Blue Kachina / or Lens Flare ??? Photo taken 12/03/12
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Cheers OP.
For a fact, I just tested the image and can't see anything weird or wrong with it. PLUS, there are NO bits out of place.
Result?
No reasons to discredit OP.
Yay!!
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 29402189 Thank you. I don't know what more I can do than swear on all that I believe in that this is the 100% original, authentic, unaltered photo. I'm not a liar and I don't make things up. My life is not so boring that I have to invent stuff. I don't know what this is, I'm defiantly no expert, just an amateur who thought he found something interesting. That's why I posted it online for discussion.. for the experts to analyze and dissect.I must admit that another user on another site is starting to convince me that it just might be lens flare. He says that the overlap of one of the contrails on the Sun is mirrored in the green orb and it just happens to also be in the same exact positions as the contrail that is to the left and right of the orb. Perhaps just a flare, with perfect timing and a perfect coincidence with the clouds? If so than this is probably a 1 in a million shot, however I will be trying to duplicate it on the next sunny morning that I get a chance. I also no longer think it can be a planetary body, just because of the point that people have made that if it were, we would be experiencing great gravitational effects from it being so close. I'm fairly certain that it isn't lens flare; it's quite obvious that it's behind the cloud and the position doesn't seem quite right for flare. Moon would be possible if the photo was taken with an ultra-wide angle lens; the Moon was up and to the right of the Sun at that time, but it would have been quite a ways West from the Sun ... further away than a typical lens would have included in the shot. If you want to experiment to see you can recreate a flare, make certain you use the same camera ... different cameras will treat flare differently. The photo was taken with an I-phone 5 camera. I will for sure be trying to recreate this on the next sunny morning available. hmmmm .... maybe it *is* lens flare, then. The iPhone5 camera is known to produce quite a bit of flare. Here's an iPhone5 shot with flare that looks similar to the green dot in your shot. [ link to static.photo.net] There's still that issue of the cloud in front of the dot, though.
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