A. I do see a time when we will be able to see it. I get on a clear day we would be able to see it now. If you were to look at the sun, I see an image in the 10 o'clock position that appears to be a very large, bright start. In reality it is the sun that is tied to the other system (and is also our sister sun). I don't see the sister sun ever appearing to be as large as our sun, it will remain a much smaller fraction of the size, but will be much larger than just a star. It will be obvious that it is something..
I also get that as it (the sister sun) approaches our sun, our sun is behaving a "strangely." I get that our sun has this strange glow around it that it never had. If you were to look at the sun, the glow around it looks larger due to the gravitational field interruption from the second sun. I see that is why it is difficult to look at the sun and see this sister sun without a filter.
The other planets will need to be viewed with a telescope (they won't be as obvious), but will be becoming more more visible. Q. Hi Lynn, on Project Camelot there is a gentleman by the name of Bob Dunn, he has taken film of a large object near the Sun. He says this is the real thing and we will find out in May. Please what is your take on this. By the way my son took a photo of the recent eclipse and in the left hand corner close to the Sun there appeared to be an object illuminated by the Sun.
A. I do see this as true. I get that we can see it now (only with a filter), but the enlarged "glowing" ring around the sun makes it very difficult . As the sister sun breaks away from this "glowing" field and rotates further away, we will be able to see it with our naked eye. I see this happening more toward the end of May or early June.
And that is all I have for this reading. Thank you. Love and light-
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