Did I Happen to Find Nibiru on Google Sky Tonight?

Here is that black rectangle up close...


[link to www.google.com]

Here is a Youtube video by a very knowledgeable space guy.

He says that Nibiru is .8 AU behind Elenin.

I'm no space guy, but my postings are not far off from this .8 AU distance thing...

[link to www.youtube.com]

If I were you all, I'd keep my eye on this thing or at least stay up with my theads on the subject.

The image being used on Google Sky was taken in 2007. Here is what you will see in the constellations Virgo and Leo on Google sky currently. There is the "black box" on Virgo's leg, the comet Elenin and Nibiru at Leo's front paw, and Sirius A which has also been removed.

Elenin's current position in the sky, is on Virgo's "crown of 12 stars".




Elenin with Nibiru behind it. Can ONLY be seen in infrared:




:VirgoRevalations:

Yesterday:
:Virgo12d:




This thread will give you more information if you are interested.

Thread: WHY HAS SIRIUS A BEEN REMOVED FROM GOOGLE SKY? The Hopi Prophesy. The Dogon. Nibiru.

Last Edited by Seer777 on 09/20/2011 03:05 AM

wow, google sky? that some serious astronomy

Not just Google sky. Do a search. It has been nearly removed from the internet.

If Nibiru is .8 AU from elenin, then when, or if, will it be aligned with the sun and earth? If if follows elenin, then it must cross earth's orbit a lot closer than elenin. Right?

wow OP... you've been busy!

thanks

Last Edited by Deej on 09/20/2011 12:49 PM

This is all I have on this...

(1) copy the numbers below to your clipboard:

13:49:41.01 , -9:06:07.5

(2) Go to [link to www.google.com]

(3) Click on Infrared (may require 2 clicks)

(4) Paste the numbers into the search box at the top left of the screen.

(5) When the page comes up, you should be on the 8th hash mark from the bottom of the zoom control.

Ask anybody you know who knows about Google Sky what this is because I can only offer an uneducated guess.

Last Edited by J.H.F.C. on 09/20/2011 01:20 PM

While your in Google Sky in the Infrared mode, your can do the following:

Note the coordinates of the redacted object:

13h 49m 41.0 -9° 6' 7.5" (in lower left of screen)

(These are the the translation of the 13:49:41.01 , -9:06:07.5 that you pasted into the search box in the previous exercise.)

After you get each following new screens up in Infrared, place the cursor (gripping fingers) on the redacted object. The coords should be close to 13h 49m 41.0 -9° 6' 7.5"


Type in [planet] then click [search]...

(1) Venus then go to 5th hash mark from the bottom.
(2) Mercury then go to 4th and/or 5th hash mark from the bottom.
(3) Mars then go to 4th and/or 3rd hash mark from the bottom.
(4) Saturn then go to 4th hash mark from the bottom.


Remember that you MUST BE IN INFRARED and that all hash marks are FROM THE BOTTOM...

The only thing that I've heard about Nibiru's arrival is that the links I posted above about a Google Sky Guy state that it is .8 AU behind Elenin and if it's at the same speed, it would be about 35,000 mph (but speeding up).

Here's the math:

92 million * .8 = 73,600,000
73,600,000 / 35,000 = 2103 hours
2103 / 24 = 87.6 days
October 18, 2011 (Elenin earth perigee) + 87.6 days = January 11, 2012...

Here is the Excel calculation:
10/18/2011
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That's all for now folks...

Thread: WHY HAS SIRIUS A BEEN REMOVED FROM GOOGLE SKY? The Hopi Prophesy. The Dogon. Nibiru.


Tanka U Seer777

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. What do you think?

Now that I have looked at the image with the historical layer on also....check out how close the object is to the (missing) star place on the historical layer. Maybe we just cannot see the star that should be there because of "Elenin's" brightness.


IMAGE ( [link to imageshack.us] )


Odd. or am I being nutty ? LOL

Whoa...can you print screen that?
If it the image you provided then yes, that area on Virgo's leg is blocked out.




If you look close at the Leo front leg in first pic you can see this. Here it is blown up obviously.


Last Edited by Seer777 on 09/20/2011 03:32 PM

Here you go...this is the same image,,,only no constellations, and with microwave on. :)


IMAGE ( [link to imageshack.us] )

So is microwave just measuring radiation? It looks completely different from the infrared.

Many microwave telescopes are used to study dark energy/matter. You cannot see dark matter and that is what makes it interesting. Microwave telescopes survey thousands of clusters of galaxies to find this dark matter.

Recent observations show that the universe is made up of 74% dark energy, 22% dark matter, 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.

taken from here:
[link to answers.yahoo.com]

Gives us the ability to map "invisible" dark matter, and to take measurements of the CMB (cosmic microwave background). I would think that if we see changes in the CMB in this region over a short span of time, that we could reasonably say that the object is definitely in motion.

re:
What do you think?

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

From: [link to answers.yahoo.com]

(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 used to study dark energy/matter.

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

Recent observations show that the universe is made up of 74% dark energy, 22% dark matter, 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:

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

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: [link to www.google.com]

Here's the .jpg

[link to designerq.info]

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.

:astrom:

Nice post , and thanks for the input! I toggled the microwave layer on and off in google sky, and just watched the space. I see your point about the same 3d space, but I have a feeling that the object is the same. That is definitely not a scientifically backed theory...just a hunch. I'll be watching this space over the next few days to see if it moves outside of the black box any more....OR if the black box mysteriously moves with it. LOL