Update Aerial Pictures of Nibiru September 24th, 27th. And comparison with a view from Texas 29th.They are distracting you.

Just a small plane contrail reflecting sunlight. Boring.

Theres a few things to take into account with this.
Do we really need astro for this?

This is not intended to debunk, rather add some realism to the subject.

The key points of focus should be....

1) Confirming it's not a known space object.
2) Assessing the equipment used to image the object, and if it can image objects in space.
3) Disproving it's a common object such as a aeroplane.

Firstly at least two of these are easy to commet on...

2) simply no, this equipment is not even entery level equipment for imaging objects in space. Because of this the object, if it is in space, will appear to be strange. Even if it is a known planet, the image will contain pixelated annomolys.

3) it is not possible to determine if this is NOT a plane or other regular object due to the distance and image quality.

With this in mind there is only one resolution.

To confirm it's not a known space object or otherwise.

Typically of GLP people want some intersteller response from DR Astro.
I expect the reasponce will be obtained using skills and equipment far below Astros abilities.

The fact this object only appears in a image taken with equipment that is not used to image space objects, suggests obviously, this is not a space object that is out of the ordinary.

Image the object again, and things become more intresting.

@Astro. You have all you need to reproduce. You wont need your telescope. Did you even watch the clip, did you ever did photography. Anyway. I wont argue too much, you have no arguments, I'll reproduce it tomorrow night anyway.

Have a good one sir.

LOL Just as I expected... Close-minded, condescending and a know-it-all. Why do you people worship this guy??

Just a small plane contrail reflecting sunlight. Boring.

@Astro. You have all you need to reproduce. You wont need your telescope. Did you even watch the clip, did you ever did photography. Anyway. I wont argue too much, you have no arguments, I'll reproduce it tomorrow night anyway.

Have a good one sir.

Who worships this guy? Not I, because if he was somebody worth worshiping, he wouldn't be wasting his time on this site. Just bored losers like myself waste their time on this site.

Who worships this guy? Not I, because if he was somebody worth worshiping, he wouldn't be wasting his time on this site. Just bored losers like myself waste their time on this site.

If he can capture it again tomorrow in the exact same spot will it still be boring? Thanks for the logic as this one did give me a WTF is this really something moment.

I have 15 years of experience in astrophotography, I have been published in Sky & Telescope and my YouTube videos have been cited by NASA. Yes, I know what I'm taking about. If you want to claim that your object is in space, then the least you need to do is provide the equatorial coordinates of the object, at a bare minimum. J2000.0 or at the equinox of date, your choice, I don't care either way but that is the bare minimum. I watched your clip, I did not see such coordinates. If I missed it then simply post them here.

I just put your tif's and dng's through Adobe's LightRoom 6. It passed my test.

Thank you OP.

You ruined our doom once again ass-to-mouth, i hate you. My doom boner is gone once again.

OP and my shot side by side, same day, mine shot a little past sun set

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OP what's your general location and what tim of day did you take these photos. Should be able to deduce approximate coordinates based on it's position relative to the setting sun.

Gps coordinates and altitude in clip. And thanks yeah one could easily find approximate cootdinates of the object at that point in time.

Peace.

Looks the same as op pics.

???

Yes, more sunset contrails.

@ Why astro, you have no base to act like this, I just said I'll give them to you. You sure ain't that smart. Don't worry it's coming.

You are funny sir.

Peace.

Yes, more sunset contrails.