It's OFFICIAL ~ BLUE KACHINA now on mainstream media in UK! ~ BBC EVENING NEWS TONIGHT!!

its a lens flare just like the ones on the left.

...and that's why it's blue!

Lens flare, nothing more.

Fool!

Here, make fun of this then!

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Last Edited by Just the facts! on 02/28/2013 02:50 PM

My God, some people wouldn't believe it if it flew trough there livingroom. Wich in england is the pub.

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halo

ummm, is there like, a link for the bbc evening news segment youre alleging will air? they should have some word about it in print before it hits the air. you know, if its true

You had to wear a helmet when you were a young lad didn't you.

It appeared in a news article about cricket, it was part of the background shot!!

It wasn't a specific article about this object!

It was just interesting because they didn't register its significance!

NO! It was a pointy hat!

oh, ok. quick question: do you yell in public while talking to your partner?

You mean like this?
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There's nothing terribly significant about lens flares in news broadcasts.

Some people wouldn't believe in Nibiru if it poked them in the eye ... Or the lip.
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Last Edited by phoomp on 03/02/2013 10:53 AM

What will the planet X deniers make of this, i wonder..?

So MANY frightened losers on one thread.

Better buy dozens of extra underwear for the coming months, because you'll be changing them faster than you can wash them, assuming you DO.

Only other thing the frightened/uneducated do when confronted with fearful information BESIDES 'shoot the messenger' is laugh hysterically . BUT, my computer can't pick up those sounds, and they would be deafening on this thread.

This one does appear to be lens flare.

Costa Rica, however, has yet to be explained; looks to be the genuine article. Among other things, historical footage showed it on the other side of the sun at a different part of the year but in a position that was stable relative to the sun. Consequently, it's a real object and not just lens flare. It isn't a planet, since it's not on the ecliptic, and it isn't the moon. Watch the Marshall Masters video.

Lens flare, wtf? I could tell the second I opened it, it's transparent, and blue, and it's lens flare. Google images for lens flare, and you will see a bunch of the same shit.

Now this is very interesting ...

from a different perspective (Antarctica)

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