Planet X The Awakening is Now by PhD Dr Claudia Albers & C'one Scott

Author:PhD, Dr Claudia Albers & C'one, Scott [PhD, Dr Claudia Albers]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Scott C'one
Published: 2017-08-15T16:00:00+00:00

Figure 6.18 . Hi1- A (visible light) image, provided by SECCHI, from March 21 st 2011, at 3:29 (UTC). A large object appears in the image. The red arrow indicates the presence of solar flaring activity from the surface of the object, indicating that it is operating as a main sequence star.

The object that appears in the image shown in figure 6.18 above is obviously a star as there are signs of solar flares generated from its surface. This means that this object must have sunspot activity and is therefore operating as a main sequence star. The object is also not perfectly spherical but has an elongated shape so it cannot be the Sun. Thus, this image could not have been produced by some glitch that somehow allowed the Stereo A cameras to view the Sun for a moment and then superimpose that image on the normal Hi1- A images. It is possible that it is a lens flare of the brightest object in the image. But if it is a lens flare, it has to be produced by a real object, and the brightest object in the image, is our object of interest, which as I have mentioned before was labeled as Venus but cannot possibly be Venus.

Now, the object shown in figure 8 is obviously a star as it is has churning light emitting plasma, on its surface. But stars are supposed to be spherical and this object is definitely not spherical. Now, stars are usually spherical because they have large amounts of gas that forms a spherical shape as a result of attractive forces that translate into a resultant force, on all particles toward the center of mass of the object, which will be at the center of the sphere. So the fact that this object is not spherical is a sign that this object is made up of a non-spherical core, a thin layer of plasma, around the core that therefore adopts the shape of the core. And this is therefore an indication that this is a Stellar Remnant that has gained a thin layer of plasma and is now operating much like a main sequence star. Since these Stellar Remnants do not initially have this kind of capability, it must have gained it, after coming into the Solar system and possibly approaching the Sun and obtaining this plasma from the Sun.

Now, the large circle appearing in the SREM A images shown in figure 6.19 below cannot transparent as if it was it would not appear in both the visible light and SREM images. So, either the elliptical object indicated by yellow arrows is in front of it or the large round circle is added to the images as a way to manipulate them and hide Brown Dwarf stars close to the Sun.

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