Earth possibly having a second sun

Well..

When one sees the 2 "suns" with their own eyes while standing outside (the clouds temporarily parting)..it is NOT "lens flare"....


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I totally did not understand that.

I have never seen a second sun but I can easily see Venus sometimes during the day.

The 2nd Sun is not a speculation anymore, that's a fact! The evidence gathered by amateur videos is overwhelming, yet NASA and the world governments keep on denying it. And it's not just a 2nd sun, it's a whole solar system with its own planets.
One of the best 2nd Sun videos:
[link to www.youtube.com]

also:
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Thanks I'm going to watch it now

i think that was the original theory

If you're real observant, you'll notice that the chemtrails are sprayed in the east in the morning and the west in the afternoon.

That was amazing. You can see how much smaller the second one is to our main sun. So it's not really our second sun but another solar system coming closer to ours. I wonder how big it is in size compared to our own Earth?

Dr. Astro can you please try to debunk this video? The camera was outside Earth attached to what seems a weather balloon. If that source of light is not a Sun, is that thing?

You mean lens flares? Yeah that's great proof right there! Sarcasm

Lens/filter flare

hah, you got Olaf'ed.




even he doesn't understand...

If you are observant, you would realize that if you drive miles away from the contrails, they won't be in the East or West anymore.

Astro would say its eye flare

When I lived in Ohio, mornings they would start by afternoon the beautiful blue sky would be dirty white no blue or white puffy clouds. Just a haze over the whole sky. Here is Hawaii we don't have chem trails and have blue skies every day just like it used to be when I was a kid in Ohio

Ok so I am back. I did not see any chemtrails today and the sky had very little puffy white clouds in it. Aside from that I couldn't look directly at the sun even with shades on. I didn't see any second sun but I did see a sliver of the moon.

Stop smoking weed ....

So, when do we get to date?

the nearest visible sun is about 4 light years away, but i think it has its own planets also, so its kinda two solar systems, with single suns then, on the other hand if the second sun is not visible it could be anywhere, but if they can see suns 100 million light years away in over 5 different light and radiation spectrums, then i dont think they would miss a closer than 4 light years away sun.

Never since I don't live where you do lol

Boy I just read my original post and I must have not been totally awake yet. I head that this other sun was from another solar system like Niribu?

I had noticed that.

Closest is 4 light years away
Its called Alfa Centauri
I was mistaken Alfa Centauri is a binary solar system with two suns a small and a normal size
[link to da.wikipedia.org]

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Interesting so much info I am just learning about. I am half way tempted to take an astrology class in school. The universe fascinates me.

Bugger! Now why didn't I think of that!!

LOL are ya cute?

[link to rationalwiki.org]

In various versions of the Planet X/Nibiru story, it is claimed to be either a brown dwarf or to orbit around one. In the somewhat bizarre post-Velikovsky Saturn scenario, Saturn was supposed to have been a brown dwarf, and Earth was in orbit around it within human memory, in a perpetual 'purple twilight'.

Visibility

Planet X/Nibiru proponents like to claim that brown dwarfs are "invisible" and can be detected only in infra-red light, and this is why no astronomers, amateur or professional, have been able to spot the "incoming" Planet X/Nibiru. The claim is partially true:

brown dwarfs fuse deuterium, which heats them up and everything heated emits infra-red light (and if it's hot enough, visible light too: think of "red-hot iron");
small brown dwarfs may be cold enough to emit mostly infra-red light;
thus, if we consider only light emission, a small, cool brown dwarf will be fainter in the visible spectrum and brighter in the infra-red spectrum.
light sources become fainter with distance, so if a brown dwarf is far away enough, its visible light may be too faint to be detected by the human eye or a telescope, while its infra-red light may be still above the threshold of detection.

That doesn't mean that brown dwarfs are "invisible", though. A brown dwarf is at least the size of Jupiter or larger and will reflect light in the same way. If one was close to our Solar System (or in it, as some claim), it would look like Jupiter at the same distance due to reflected sunlight. A brown dwarf inside the orbit of Jupiter would be as bright as or brighter than Jupiter in the night sky. (And Jupiter is one of the brightest objects in the night sky after the Moon, Venus and the International Space Station.)

More importantly, though, we've launched space telescopes (such as IRAS and WISE) designed explicitly to observe the sky in the infrared spectrum. An object that emitted only infrared radiation should still have been detected by one of these telescopes.

Maybe I should ask how young you are lol

I think I will be heading to the library tomorrow to check out some books on this stuff. So amazed by our solar system