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Originally Posted by giaoue
I know the moon is truly an artificial satellite & it's the only moon in this solar system that does not rotate which is what a natural moon does. Lately, within the last year, I've been looking @ the sky a lot more & have seen these stars all over the place that twinkle red & blue every nanosecond & they are in somewhat different places every night. I don't have a map of the night sky with all the constellations @ different times of the year but I've seen stars before I became more aware & I believe these are motherships of different alien communities that are definitely helping us & this planet @ this particular NOW! But there is another bright orangish star-like object that is only seen a couple hours after the sunsets & it is located in the western sky & it is about 45 degrees near the horizon & diagonally above to the left is the planet venus. This bright object is not a star because it does not twinkle but I've never seen any object this bright or @ a size that is equal to the head of a nail, ever. If this is a planet, it's not from our regular solar system because even Jupiter does not look that big from our Earthly point of view.
Please, I hope others around the world are also seeing this huge-looking bright star/planet & knows a little about what it could be. I think there is a thread where someone did talk about this & thinks it's Nibiru but the way many informants about Planet X state that it is a brown dwarf star that is pretty orangish-brown but very dim & I don't believe it would be this bright if it were a dim type of star plus it doesn't twinkle. I just am very curious what this thing could be or is if anyone has a telescope that would be cool if it could be videotaped & put on a different thread. Thanks & that is one of my strange things I have noticed lately. Love SELF (Something Everything Loves Forever)  |
YES thats what Iv been seeing wierd!
