How come no one noticed this before now?! Nibiru photographed by WISE!

If the world is supposed to end in fire (which I heard one time) Niburu is a good explanation for how that could happen. How does the world burn? That is the question.

How is a fake planet a good explanation for anything?

It is just the fun of the idea Astromut.

Yes, seems they are.

And notice their green karma as well, they also are giving each other the stuff continuously, maybe they do that to appear more credible. Ridiculous.

You sir, are dumb as a box of rocks! Keep up your ignorance though.... keep those blinkers over your eyes!

The evidence simply doesn't exist for this nonsense, whereas evidence to the contrary is obvious, not just by mainstream astronomers but by amatures who aren't "leaned on" by the gubberment!

Muppets, the lot of you!

You sir, are dumb as a box of rocks! Keep up your ignorance though.... keep those blinkers over your eyes!

The evidence simply doesn't exist for this nonsense, whereas evidence to the contrary is obvious, not just by mainstream astronomers but by amatures who aren't "leaned on" by the gubberment!

Muppets, the lot of you!

You sir, are dumb as a box of rocks! Keep up your ignorance though.... keep those blinkers over your eyes!

The evidence simply doesn't exist for this nonsense, whereas evidence to the contrary is obvious, not just by mainstream astronomers but by amatures who aren't "leaned on" by the gubberment!

Muppets, the lot of you!

You sir, are dumb as a box of rocks! Keep up your ignorance though.... keep those blinkers over your eyes!

The evidence simply doesn't exist for this nonsense, whereas evidence to the contrary is obvious, not just by mainstream astronomers but by amatures who aren't "leaned on" by the gubberment!

Muppets, the lot of you!

Grrr, stupid multi post

I didn't think you could see Nibiru with a regular telescope anyways, i thought it had to be infrared.

Amateurs like me image the sky in infrared. Next?

jesus man you always have an answer, how can I get you convinced?

Oh that's easy, give me the orbital elements for "Nibiru." Alternative, give me a set of equatorial coordinates that are up to date so that I can observe it and determine the orbital elements for myself.

I don't like the circles on infrared. Where is that request list of what people would like to see on the telescope? I have a simple request. I remember the list being somewhere....

What?

I ask myself what does Michio Kaku have to say about Niburu? We should have him on the chat sometime.

I would like to see the moon when it is full very close up, just a section of it.

Any section will do I think.

It is to rule out questions I have from when my neighbor the astronomer let me look through his scope. He was an astronomy professor and the things he told me... I really don't know if it was senility or truth.

The glp telescope can get closer.

What did you mean by, you don't like the circles in infrared?

A man in his mid seventies that has had a telescope from the time he was a teenager and published papers that I can't even read they are soo complicated told me big whopping stories about the moon and I would like to look closer.

Are there no circles in your picture? It was a joke.

Don't take me seriously ....ever. I am here for fun mostly.

Except for looking at the moon. The pull to look at it is almost physical :) I really want to see it.

There are, just wasn't sure whether you were referring to the circles in the op's picture, or the ones i drew in mine to label the infrared stars.

I'll be sure to put it on my observing list. It's still a thin crescent at the moment though.

A lifelong astronomer becoming senile said such things as to make me go the extra mile and push you so I can look closer.