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This “blue moon”
photo with orbs encircling it was taken about
11:30 a.m. on November 24, 2009 by
Spuz Shissler from her home in Linville
Falls, NC. She’s successfully taken
many “blue moon” photos since
her first one in July 2009, but this one shows
encircling orbs more clearly. She continues
to use a basic Canon Power Shot A530.
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EDITOR’S NOTE:
Since her first Sky Ship sighting from her Cashiers
home on June 28, 2008, Glynis Heenan has seen Sky
Ships so frequently that we only report the more
unique ones. This sighting also was witnessed by
her daughter and mother.
Sky Ship hovers over house all night
I was standing on the top deck of my house
about 9 p.m. on Sunday, October 25, 2009
scanning the clear night sky when I saw
another Sky Ship. It was southwest of my
house and directly above a small waterfall
that’s about 500 yards away. The ship
was as big as my thumb at arm’s length
and pulsating rainbow colors. There were
gold rays on top with green, red and blue
lights pulsating from the middle on down.
I was a little excited and nervous because
it’s been awhile since a ship has
been so close. It’s also been a long
time since I’ve seen a Sky Ship with
pulsating rainbow colors. After getting
a good view of it, I ran inside and called
my daughter, Devon, and my mother to come
and look. They both saw it.
Next, I grabbed my cell phone camera and
snapped pictures of the ship from every
angle around the house. While I was doing
this, I saw another small Sky Ship to the
left of the larger one. I managed to get
a photo of the two as well.
I watched the two Sky Ships until I couldn’t
stay awake any longer. When I looked out
the window the next morning at 6 a.m., THE
SKY SHIP WAS THERE IN THE SAME PLACE!
I did not say anything to Devon when she
got up, but the first thing she said to
me was “Mom, I looked out the window
and saw the Sky Ship this morning.”
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Second object crosses Sun’s
heliosphere
before satellite photo feed stops An
unidentified white object entered the Sun’s
immediate heliosphere on September 25, 2009. Thanks
to a satellite camera snapping photos every 15
minutes, we were able to watch the object travel
slowly across the heliosphere. It never once blinked
in and out of sight.
After traveling across three-fourths of the observable
heliosphere, a second white object entered on
October 12, 2009 following the basic route of
the first object. This one was smaller and traveled
more rapidly. For four days, both objects appeared
in every satellite photo.
Then on Friday, October 16, after the second
object was right in the middle of the heliosphere,
all satellite photo feed stopped being shown for
four days. When the photo feed reappeared on October
20, 2009, only the larger object was in sight
and it was about to exit the viewable heliosphere.
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Type in SECCHI BEACON IMAGES in the your
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Click on STEREO - Science Center - Latest
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Scroll past the green and blue photos until
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Click on the tagline in gold type beneath
the left photo. |
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At the top of the next page, click on thumbnail
images. You can enlarge any of the
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This series
of six rapidly shot photos shows the “blue
moon” near the Sun changing in appearance
from one moment to the next. The photos were taken
midday from Dillsboro, NC on September 27, 2009
by Mary Joyce with a simple digital Cannon camera.
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EDITOR’S NOTE:
It’s beginning to look like the object
in the following photos has taken up residence
near the Sun. It may very well be the “blue
moon” many people have been capturing
with regular digital cameras since April 2009.
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This is another photo from the
Solar Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) which
is a joint venture between NASA and the European
Space Agency. It was taken Friday, September
25, 2009 and shows a bright object
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Two days later, September 27, 2009,
the same object was still appearing to the
right of the Sun. In fact, we were able to
see 64 photographs of it over that 24 hour
period. In the last 12 shots, which were taken
between 9 p.m. and midnight, there is a horizontal
ray of light that radiates beyond the circle
of light. The last photo of the day is shown
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When we checked on SOHO photos on September
29, 2009, the same object in the
same location continues to appear in every
photo. We’re posting one of those.
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This is another
photo from the Solar Heliospheric Observatory
(SOHO) which is a joint venture between
NASA and the European Space Agency. It was
taken Saturday, September 19, 2009 and shows
a dark object to the right of the Sun. We
received it from an intermediary for a self-professed
“fanatical amateur astronomer”
who monitors SOHO’s live video feed
and tries to capture significant photos
before they’re wiped away from public
view.
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EDITOR’S NOTE:
We’re providing the following information
about an object seen over China during the
July 22, 2009 total solar eclipse because
it just might be the same object we first
dubbed the “blue moon” in April
2009.
The British newspaper, The
Daily Mail, confirmed on September
7, 2009 that an unexplained object was captured
on film for 40 minutes during the July 22,
2009 total solar eclipse over China. The
newspaper quoted the Purple Mountain Observatory
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“China
had discovered near the sun, by observation
staff, an unidentified object. Its physical
nature remains to be further studied. Currently
manpower is being organized to deal with
this data, complete the data analysis and
reveal the scientific results. This will
take at least one year’s time to finalize.
“Purple Mountain Observatory,
Chinese Academy of Sciences Fellow Ji Hai-sheng
said at present it is impossible to speculate
what the unidentified object is.” |
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photo shown here was included with a September
12, 2009 article about the same object on
the Shanghai Daily’s
online news service english.eastday.com.
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EDITOR’S NOTE:
An amateur astronomer sent out an e-mail with these
photos taken by the Solar and Heliospheric
Observatory (SOHO) which is a joint venture
between NASA and the European Space Agency. We trust
you will find these thought-provoking.
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from August 19, 2009 e-mail sent
by an avid amateur astronomer
Source of photos: “There
have been anomalies showing up on SOHO just
about every day for the past week. They
scrub everything as soon as it shows up,
so thankfully there are a lot of
fanatical amateur astronomers like
me who check the data about a dozen times
per day so that we can capture the anomalies.
“ Planet
X: “Before you Planet X-ers
go off on your tangent, let me be clear
– ABSOLUTELY CLEAR – that Planet
X is complete and total disinformation.
Planet X once existed but is no longer.
If you do not believe me, look at the Sun
– 40 days without a sunspot. Reckon
your big bad brute Nibiru (Planet X) would
not be affecting the Sun?”
Source of craft in photos:
“These craft that we are seeing are
coming from the True Divine Creation and
they are coming in multitudes. They cannot
be hidden. . . . “
Intense cosmic energy:
“There is a lot of energy in the cosmos
right now -- high frequency cosmic rays
that are off the charts. That is what is
affecting the solar system to the point
of fragmentation (even putting planets/asteroids
into reverse orbital spins), and science
can’t figure out what the object is
that is creating these cosmic rays. I will
tell what is creating them. It is True Divine
Mind – not an object, a source, the
Source of all perfection and beauty and
bliss. ” |
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Teena Glass of Sylva, NC was
snapping scenic shots with her cellphone
from Big Ridge Road in Glenville, NC on
August 22, 2009 around 6:30 p.m. When she
reviewed the shots she’d taken, she
was surprised to see an object in the middle
of the sun in one of her photos which is
shown here. (click
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| Ray Olivier of Glenville,
North Carolina, which is immediately north
of Cashiers, took this photo of a “blue
moon” near the sun with his Canon
E05 camera sometime during the third week
in June 2009. |
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SOHO
Photo of Grandmother Sky Ship |
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August 18, 2009: We would like
to bring forth the image of a traditional
egg-shaped Russian doll that fits in the
palm of a hand. It is painted with intricacy
and given a heavy coating of glaze. Most
importantly, it divides at the midline
into two halves revealing a duplicate
of itself only slightly smaller. That
one too can be opened revealing a still
smaller duplicate. In a similar way, a
grandmother sky ship
contains mother ships
that contain scout ships.
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What you have dubbed the “blue
moon” and documented with
fuzzy photos is a mother ship that has been
launched from a grandmother ship. An edge
of a grandmother ship just barely can be
seen in the first of a series of photos
taken on June 30, 2009 and displayed in
the photo section of the Sky Ship website.
This grandmother ship has been photographed
in its entirety by the Solar and
Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO )*
on many occasions. None of these photos,
however, has been displayed on SOHO’s
public access website.
A troubled soul within SOHO,
who believes truth should not be withheld
from the public, absconded with one of
the photos of the grandmother ship. You
are to include a copy of it in the photo
section of the Sky Ship website.
Many of those who greedily clutch such
information as their privileged secrets
will blow off this grandmother ship reality
with all sorts of conjured theories just
in the way they have dismissed scout ships
as weather balloons. Do not be
hoodwinked by conjured theories
just because they come from those with
various forms of scientific credentials.
As you ponder the absconded photo of
a grandmother ship, send out prayers of
gratitude and prayers of protection for
the troubled soul who seeks only to reveal
truth to all of mankind.
You Sky Brothers
via M&E
* SOHO is a joint observatory with
NASA and the European Space Agency |
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We received the following photo on July
16, 2009 from Spuz Shissler who lives in
Linville Falls, NC. She took it a few days earlier
from her backyard with a Canon Power Shot A530.
The "blue moon" is very obvious. Upon
close inspection of the original photo, we also
saw a series of faint orbs slightly arcing to the
left of the "blue moon."
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In this series of photos,
I didn’t use my zoom until the very
last shot. In a matter of moments, the white
object near the sun appeared, disappeared
and reappeared. When I used the zoom, the
white orb turned out to be the “blue
moon” phenomena with fuzzy orbs around
it which I’ve captured in previous
photos displayed on this website. These
photos were taken mid-day on June 28, 2009
from Sylva, NC with a small Canon digital
camera.
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The first photo reveals the edge of
a large, round, blue object directly above
the sun with a smaller, brighter circle
of light emerging from it. After that, the
smaller circle turns blue and descends toward
the sun and almost completely disappears
into its brightness. In the last photo,
the blue circle just barely protrudes from
the left side of the sun. These photos were
taken mid-day on June 30, 2009 from Sylva,
NC with a small Canon digital camera. As
I’ve done before, the photos were
snapped in rapid sequence with the camera
set on zoom.
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Mary Joyce |
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“Blue
Moon” Sky Ship
On Saturday, May 30, 2009 as I drove on
Highway 74 from Sylva to Waynesville, NC,
I suddenly felt I should turn on the road
through Barber’s Orchard and take
photos of the Sun. I had extra time, so
I pulled into the parking lot of the only
church on that road and snapped a series
of photos in rapid sequence about 11:30
a.m.
The results were similar to what I’d
taken from Western Carolina University on
April
5, 2009. This time, though, I got more
than one photo of orbs of light around a
larger blue orb which I call the “blue
moon.”
For comparison, click on photo #15 from
the April 5th photo series. Also read the
Sky Ship
Message from May 31, 2009 which explains
the “blue moon” and the orbs
encircling it.
Mary
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April 5, 2009
Skyfishing For UFOs In Western North Carolina
Mary Joyce, a resident of Sylva, North
Carolina, went "skyfishing" with her
new digital camera. Watch this video to hear her
describe what she captured on April 5th 2009.
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here to see April 5 photos
Here's Mary's story -
Sky Fishing for Sky Ships
I bought my first digital camera on March 21,
2009. The very next day, I went to the big lake
in Glenville, NC where there have been many sky
ship sightings, and tried “sky fishing.”
That’s a term for scanning the sky with
your camera and snapping lots of photos even if
you don’t see anything. Well, that was a
bust. No sky ships showed up when I reviewed the
photos.
Then on Saturday, April 5, 2009, I tried again.
I went to the highest ridge at Western Carolina
University, which is another place where many
sky ships have been seen. This time 21 photos
showed unusual phenomena around the sun which
was in the high-noon position. All the photos
were taken one right after the other from the
same spot in the parking lot behind and south
of Robertson Hall.
I couldn’t see anything with my naked eye
and couldn’t even look into the sun, but
when I reviewed the photos I’d snapped,
there was a blue moon-like circle that
appeared in all the shots. From one frame to the
next, the “blue moon” changed in either
size or its distance from the sun.
In one especially interesting photo, when the
“blue moon” was further away from
the sun, it seemed to be breaking into
pieces (photo
#15). But when I enlarged that portion of
the photo, I saw that it was encircled with at
least eight orbs of light. Some were lighter shades
of blue and others were dull shades of gold.
Another unusual aspect of the photos was that
the sun was encircled with rose-colored
orbs or elongated orbs of light. The
rays of light from the sun, along with the rose-colored
orbs, created a medieval style Christian
cross.
It’s important to point out that the 22nd
photo I snapped in this series displayed no special
visual phenomena. I also took other photos of
the sun the next day and did not capture anything
unusual. I found it interesting that my first
successful “sky fishing” trip was
at the start of fishing season and that the rose
crosses appeared the day before Palm Sunday.
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Orbs Appear in the Trees
I almost always check for sky ships after dark.
It was no different on March 17, 2009. Around
9 p.m., I stepped outside and saw a ship in the
distant western sky. When I snapped a photo of
the ship, it looked a bit like a faded moon, but
the next photos were a first for me. They showed
the nearby trees quickly filling with orbs of
light. By the final photo, there were so many
orbs that they looked like ornamental leaves on
the tree branches. They even spilled into the
open yard between me and the trees. It was impossible
to count the number of orbs. – Glynis Heenan
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Photos taken by Glynis Heenan |
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Very early on Saturday,
February 14, 2009, I was wide awake and decided
to go to Lake Glenville to scout for Sky Ships.
Bingo! From the south end of the lake at about
6 a.m., I saw a bluish light to the north
that was in a traditional saucer shape. It
was twice as big as any star. I watched it
for about 15 minutes. During that time it
made horizontal movements but basically stayed
in the same area.
A friend who’s a photographer, Dena
Williams, lives on the lake and I decided
to wake her up to see the Sky Ship. When
she came outside, she saw two pulsating
bluish lights that were of equal size. I
telepathically asked the Sky Ships to come
closer and one did. It also illuminated
more. We watched it for two hours until
it faded away with the daylight.
Dena and I then decided we’d go hunting
for the lights that evening. At 8 p.m. at
the same place on Lake Glenville, we saw
a big red ball in the sky. At arm’s
length it was the size of a tennis ball.
It pulsated red, green and gold colors.
That’s when Dena took these two photos.
Because Dena is a skeptic
and couldn’t believe what she was
seeing, we then drove up and down the roads
for 30 minutes to check out the ball of
light from every angle. But no matter how
hard she tried, she couldn’t explain
away the phenomenon we saw in the sky.
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