HUGE BRIGHT STAR IN THE EASTERN SKY!

Just noticed it tonight when i went on a 2 hour road trip!

Yes, what is that - A planet?

Venus-what's going on.
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Don't know, but it's closer than i have ever seen, i just noticed it tonight. What planet? I don't know.

Is it true? Is their a Giant planet nibiru tugging at venus , pulling it closer to earth?

I wouldn't be suprised. I any event it is there and it is spectacular. I could imagine the other "Star in the East" looking like that! It is out right now so see for yourselves if the chemtrails aren't hiding it already! It is beautiful, even magical!

no, the solar system is heading right into a black hole. no big deal.

Revelation 22 - We are at the *** very last *** chapter of the Bible
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It's called Venus, asshole.

Try searching for one of the other 2 dozen posts on this subject.

Exactly what I've told the other 23 posters.

Some people just don't have the awareness necessary to make it in this world.

Figures it's you who is the a*****e for responding like that!

It's still Venus, always was Venus & always will be too.No amount of posting on GLP will change that ITS VENUS!

lens flare

As I posted on the other thread - it is NOT a planet (ie Venus or Saturn); since when do planets PULSATE?! A planet appears as a static light in the sky - no light fluctuations at all. A star "twinkles". This thing in the eastern morning sky PULSATES in such a way as nothing else in the sky. Explain that...

Atmosphere, hot air winds
the only bright star that would go into that description i've seen was Venus

now, what time was it when you saw it?
where exactly you've seen it?
in what hemisphere are you?

VENUS! GRRR!

Here's my post on the other related thread. No way this was a planet...

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Not sure if what I saw this morning is the same object that you all are discussing here, but let me say...I was impressed and a bit unnerved by this thing. Let me explain: I was waiting on a train platform at 6:00 am this morning facing south waiting for a commuter train to take me westward towards my destination. At about 2 o'clock in the early morning sky, this star, or so I thought, appeared to be pulsing. And although I am no star gazer by any means, I can tell the difference between a star and a planet. This was no common star - it was pulsing and doing so very deliberately; it was larger that anything else in the night sky (save the moon) and it was blue. After staring at it for about I minute, I started to feel a bit unnerved - meaning, I couldn't recall ever seeing a star behave in this manner before and felt fearful that something just wasn't right. Could this be what you all are referring to?

zetas right again

No,No ! Its,Its Sunev, spelt backwards Yeah!

it is NOT venus...venus is right where it has always been


if you looked for yourself you wouldn't appear so ignorant

debunk all you will...anyone with a brain KNOWS that this is something other than NORMAL

I have never seen such a star in all my years...NEVER

it is like a halogen light...so clear and bright, it outshines all the other stars, and is well worth your time to look.

ok, the sun has set in here
northern hemisphere

where shall i look to in order to see that?

Yes.

Thanks for asking.

early christians and many references are made to september being the birthday of jesus. the shepherds watched a bright star in the easstern sky! flocks are in the open from spring till autum.

Would some of you who have sited this object please supply your location so I can figure out the longitude and latitude where it is being seen FROM?

Makes a huge difference which hemisphere you're in, whether north or near the equator or nearr the south pole or north pole. The vantage point is IMPORTANT for almost all of earth's inhabitants...

thanks,

M

Could it be one of these strange objects: Level 2 footage, [link to blip.tv]

I cant see it ! only Venus
living in NZ where would one look too, to see this event you state, Are you implying Wormwood is here !?

I'm on the east coast of Canada, can see it more brightly around 3 or 4 in the morning. Bright as hell. Just look to the east before the sun comes up.