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Why is not anyone discussing the bright star in western sky | |
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| Undestroyer Truth User ID: 68582955 United States06/03/2015 11:56 AM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I got some practice with the camera and Skyview and scouted a couple of good viewing locations as well as went to the local observatory with my other brother but last night the Full Moon made it pretty lousy to look at the sky and no one was there. Also, pictures are tough so far. I think I am going to keep doing this to get some practice and learn some stuff plus I had a super good time. Venus and Jupiter are the early evening highlights and then later Saturn and the Moon are doing the Tango. You cannot destroy my vision when you see my vision undestroyed because I am just an undestroyer. Thread: Food Combining Made Easy by Herbert Shelton a progenitor from the Natural Hygienist Movement "I am a hunter of peace, one who chases the elusive mayfly of love... errr something like that." -Vash the Stampede |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 69461330 United States06/09/2015 06:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Venus my ass and then you will no its big. I have hunted, slept on dear trails, ect. since I was a boy, and I know I have never seen anything like it until a couple of years ago, and it just keeps getting bigger. I looked at star charts a couple of years ago and it was not even close to where Venus was suppose to be. Quoting: CaI staway 68882370 yes I have been seeing it too...could it be the asteroid people are talking about that is "supposed" to hit us in September..could it be niburu? who knows but yes I have been seeing it lately too and it has NEVER been this close or this big or bright |
| Anonymous Smartass User ID: 78200120 United States08/11/2023 03:28 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I know a couple of years ago someone mentioned a bright star and everyone kept posting back that it was Venus; However, I have watched that star now for two years in the same spot and it is getting bigger. Heck, we run around like program machines now and don't even notice. I live way up North where the sky is crystal clear not full all the time with chemtrails, and I am telling you; I have never seen anything like it in the sky in my 53 years--you would think everyone would be talking about it, but even my hick country neighbors up here have not said a thing. I mean its big and larger than two years ago. You will see it right after sunset about 10:00 in the sky. It will be gone by Midnight any credable answers other than its Venus because I know its not. Quoting: CaI staway 68882370 So funny to read this thread /oh, but not really. I was on an AA flight last night from LGA to ATL and that 'star' grabbed my attention for most of the flight. I took numerous pictures however the 1st was bazaar to say the least. Something tells me that we're in trouble and that is the reason for all of the preps: JH/DUMBS, etc...Take a look for yourself and please don;t insult my intelligence with 'it's a lens flare' or something equally retarded. Uh, oh...how can I get this pic in the post? Please advise -you all have to see this! The so-called 'star' is Blue and not white. Taken with a Samsung S5 at 35,000 feet does seem to bring things much closer than at ground level... You do know, being 35,000 feet in the air does not bring stars any closer to you at all, you may say "Well technically I'm 35,000 feet closer" Okay, well, those stars are like 35,000,000,000,000,000,000 feet away from you, so, it really doesn't make you any closer to them at all. I have nothing further. |
