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  Rooh May 7, 2011 at 9:46am

  If you stop to think about this, you would have to be brainless to go to Jupiter and turn it into a star and expect it to be beneficial in any way to us on Earth. I'll give you one example, being from my area of knowledge in botany and biology. Life on Earth relies on the light and heat  we get from our one star. So let's take out the heat factor and and look solely at the light. Many plants on earth are photoperiodic, meaning that that plant will go into reproductive mode (usually by beginning to flower), or is greatly affected, when the plant is receiving a certain amount of uninterrupted darkness e.g. 12 hours of nighttime. Now if full-moonlight can adversely affect crops, what do you think a second sun, with the Earth at times directly between our current sun and Jupiter causing nearly 24 hours of light is going to do? Even at a 10th of the intensity of the sun, it would completely fuck up crops and vegetation on earth. No one in their right mind would be stupid enough to do that. 
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    Zanando > Rooh May 8, 2011 at 5:04am

    Rooh,

     

    phrases like "you would have to be brainless" are hardly conducive to open thought.

     

    A second sun sourced from jupiter would lead this solar system to become a binary solar system.  The earth is ascending to the 5th dimension, so the effects of any 3rd dimensional objects is a distracting point.

     

    Do you know what the ascension entails?  Are you aware there are more than the 3 dimensions of space and the 4th dimension of time?
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    Rooh > Rooh May 7, 2011 at 10:09am

    More reading: http://www.paghat.com/gardenlights.html

    

    Paghat's Garden: Garden Night Lighting

    Random stuff about Paghat the Ratgirl's gardens.
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  Christa May 6, 2011 at 2:36pm

  Great info everyone, thanks. It's been interesting to hear everyones feedback on this phenomenon. Hopefully, we will eventually be able to get the the bottom of it.  Love to you all! <3
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  denisee May 5, 2011 at 4:29pm

  I believe that the planet Niburu is real and according to Nasa findings that have been leaked, it will have its closest flyby to earth on Sept. 7,2012. It will have its second closest flyby on its way out on April 27,2013. This planet is in fact larger than Jupiter having several moons and it revolves around our binary brown dwarf star coming back into the area of our asteroid belt every 3900 years or so. There will be danger from solar flares and magnetic pull that will cause much damage and seisnic activity. We should all be aware. The TRUTH is out there but hard to find. Jesus said "Knock and the door will be opened to you and seek and you shall find".
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    denisee > denisee May 5, 2011 at 4:31pm

    Make that April 27,2013>
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      denisee > denisee May 5, 2011 at 4:50pm

      Make that 3600 years not 3900.
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  Andronover May 4, 2011 at 7:09pm

  Jupiter IS our second sun , and have been so since Jan 2009.

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-8xImR0wEM&feature=related

  Jupiter was ignited by Starfleet , and have been hidden behind the sun since then.

  Jupiter will have a blue light , and will give us much important energy , that will accelerate our spiritual and bodychanges after the geological changes.

  Our former "Jupiter" is a hologram (yes they have hitech) , that we can see in our sky.

  You can read this channeling that was given right after the ignition:

  http://abundanthope.net/pages/Candace_6/We_Have_Our_Glorious_New_Su...

  Namaste
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    Christa > Andronover May 5, 2011 at 3:35pm

    I will read these, thanks Andronover.
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  Exo May 4, 2011 at 4:27pm

  I used to lean into believing that that might be a second sun. Then I took a pic and video of the supermoon last March 19 using my cellphone camera. Guess what? There is another object besides the moon in the pic just like in the video above. For the video, I tried to move the camera around, up and down and guess what? The object besides the moon is also moving up and down or rotating around the moon which means that the object that I saw is just a lens flare from the camera and that its position will move depending on the angle of the camera.