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Subject Did I Happen to Find Nibiru on Google Sky Tonight?

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wow OP... you've been busy!

thanks :applause:
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Go back, follow your instructions, and then add microwave to the layers....then once microwave is active....disable infrared...then re-enable infrared again (toggle it on and off).....you can see the rest of the objects "halo" across the area where the "convenient camera issue" (erasure) is found.  [b]What do you think?[/b][/quote]

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[b]What do you think?[/b]

First I think that I have to find out what microwave telescopes are used for...

From: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090219144428AAxcaCZ

(This may be a silly kind of source, but it's better than the several other pages that never included the word 'microwave'.)

Many microwave telescopes are [b]used to study dark energy/matter[/b].

You cannot see dark matter and that is what makes it interesting. [b]Microwave telescopes survey thousands of clusters of galaxies to find this dark matter.[/b]

Recent observations show that [b]the universe is made up of [/b]74% dark energy, [b]22% dark matter[/b], and 4% ordinary matter. Wow, only 4% of the universe is "visible"

One very famous study that used a microwave telescope to map the dark energy of the universe is called COBE - cosmic background explorer.

MICROWAVE TELESCOPE, THE PARTS:

[b]* A microwave/millimeter-wave telescope can observe space objects in a frequency range between 70 and 300 GHz[/b]

OK...

My only reaction is that we would need to know that the area shown in the infrared version is the exact same chunk of space as the area that appears in the same part of the screen...

Again this is less than 50% of the copyright material and a link...

Link: http://www.google.com/sky/#latitude=-9.102084&longitude=27.420874&zoom=7&Spitzer=0.00&ChandraXO=0.00&Galex=0.00&IRAS=100.00&WMAP=0.00&Cassini=0.00&slide=1&mI=-1&oI=-1

Here's the .jpg

http://designerq.info/elenin/GskyComp.jpg

Except for the reddish color which is obviously south of the Infrared version, the Microwave version does look like it could very well be the same chuck of space, which as you can see, is not redacted. Anyway, if it is the same chuck of space (that is, the two photos are of the same three dimensional space), then the redacted object has some dark matter which is picked up by the microwave telescope.

But of course, this is a know-nothing's point of view. The only thing I can do is analyze what I've seen and read.
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Original Message Here it is...

[link to www.google.com]

It may not look like much right now, but read on...

If I have this straight on Google Sky, I am standing on earth looking up to the sky and I am seeing where Venus is supposed to be.

To my left, a little more than 40°, I see a red object that is mostly covered with what appears to be an intentional black rectangle.

Well, you might wonder how a novice like myself found this...

As it was, I kinda got into the scheme of things on Google Sky pretty quickly (seeing as how I used to be a professional pilot and all that). And I knew that there was going to be an alignment with earth-elenin-venus on 2/21-22/11.

So I went to the JPL site

[link to ssd.jpl.nasa.gov]

I set the earth on the JPL Java thing exactly as it would be on Google Sky (directly °180 (south) from the center of the sky). And I though that by looking directly up at Venus, I could look to my left (inside of Venus) and maybe get a look at Elenin.

But Noooo oh -oooh!

What do I see?

Now for a better look while you are at the Google Sky page, do the following...

(1) Type 'venus' in the search field and click 'search'.

(2) Click 'Infrared' (you might have to do that twice).

(3) In the zoom control, click the 4th hash mark up from the bottom.

Voila`!

March farther to the left (near where about Elenin migh have been a while back) is a red object that is blacked out by NASA.

So I asked myself, "What the FUCK could that be?" Little Red Fucking Riding Hood???

WTF?????????

Could this be NIBIRU???? (It sure as hell isn't ELENIN!)

And why is our dear government blacking this little infrared red thing out?

I mean...

WTF?????????

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