Candace
These Probable Images of Sun Jupiter
By Candace
Mar 10, 2010 - 12:16:57 PM

Hi all, when Leo sent me the image she took last evening, I decided to go post it first, after some detailed study, on AHS.  Then I discovered Ruben's just posted message there which certainly implies possibly Jupiter was being unveiled.

The reason I posted it first to AHS was because there are some folks there, (like Laurrentius) who have decent knowledge of camers and photography so I was hoping some others would seek out some interesting pics and Laurrentius, one of who I had hoped would see it, did see it stepped up to the plate.

Now before deciding to send it to Giuseppe to post here while I slept during the night, I did some decent consideration because of course I don't want to disappoint anyone and jump the gun, but jumping the gun a bit, does invite many of you to look for confirming evidence. I have light clouds this morning myself, and now they are chemtrailing Denver like crazy! Even though we have clouds to come in later today!

Now, some comments, since I do now have for almost a year, a sky program on my computer gifted to me by one of our faithful readers.  I wanted to make sure this was not one of the other planets or stars that make bumps next to the sun.  Mercury is too far away and while not visible because it's in the glare of the sun right now, it sets somewhere about 25 minutes BEFORE the sun at my latitutude and thus would not be on top of the sun in Leonette's lovely image with the pink halo.

I have taken a lot of pictures myself of the sun, and thus know what types of lens flares and camera goo my own camera produces, and I have not seen one with a lovely pink halo, which basically is the same color of the halo seen around the sun when one sungazes at rise and set.

If you have not sungazed with your naked eye (or normal glasses), you will not know what I mean, so give it a try, because after yo focus your eyes on the sun for a few minutes after rise and before set, you will discover the sun is blue, with a peachy pink corona. Sometimes other colors will flitter about. I also have a picture on my other computer of a photon being who also has a peachy halo.

So I went ahead and decided to send it to Giu and if he was uncomfortable, I knew he would wait to post it until after he would have talked with this morning. He is 8 hours ahead of me and was in bed by the time Leo sent the pic.

I will not promise this is Sun Jupiter, but I surely can't explain these images any other way. Now, some are writing that this can't be Jupiter because of their sky programs. Will, star fleet does not have to go by earth timing. Also, when Jupiter normally reappears after earth's rotation has placed Jupiter behind the sun, Jupiter first rises AFTER the sun, then comes up at the same time as the sun, and then passes the sun and comes up before the sun.  When it is normally far enough away from the sun, meaning it comes up while I is dark, then we see it a a morning star because it si dark enough to see it.

Now, because of discussions I had with Christ Michael, we should be seeing Jupiter in the same method, just not at earth folks expected timing. So don't send me notes saying Jupiter has to be coming up way ahead of the sun at this time, because star fleet determines when. This won't work as an argument with me.

However, as earth moves around it's normal orbit here, we may well see Jupiter go behind the sun for a couple days or rise exactly with it, on the side perhaps, and then begin to rise before the sun in a few more days. Laurrentius in fact posted 2 minages on AHS, the 2nd showing this spot a bit closer to the sun.

Given what is "normal", other than the time, it was fine for Jupiter to be on top of the sun at set in Leo's image, and under the sun at rise this morning in Laurrentius's image. OK! Give a few days more, and it will be over the sun on rise and under it at set!

Thanks again dear Ben for gifting me with the sky program last spring, it has been invaluable!

PS. Keep up the observations, because the best proof will be when we do see it far enough from the corona to be obvious!

PSS. I don't see how this could be Venus, because Venus sets a full hour AFTER the sun at this time.