WARNING! ~ Costa Rica ~ Blue KACHINA is HERE daily 15:00 - 17:30 ~ Plus strange CAVE anomaly every evening!!

Are you really that stupid?

Exactly. Different cameras produce different results for lens flares. Are you saying that blue lens flares are reserved for the Blue Katchina?

Useful!

You'll notice that the sunlight is also dimmer?

and where is your object now on cam? has it just fallen out of sky? or magically disapeared, maybe its a ufo and gone at speed of cosmic flare. i think not none of them. its just a artifact appearing on cam at certain times of day

or like i said venus or mercury

NO! I'm not saying that!

What I am saying is this object is BLUE! Not white, yellow, green, or red... It's BLUE!!

As in KACHINA!!

Now, if you think it's something else then that's fine with me!

Personally I think, it is what it is!

Still there, dip!

Why do you think it's blue? It actually looks rather white to me.

Been watching, it's definitely not a flare. But when I choose Turrialbe Costa Rica as my location in my Skyview app, it does show that mercury should be below right of the sun right now. Of course you can't tell if it should be visible next to the glare of the sun. Wish there was a way to know for sure...soon I guess. Will continue with my prepping either way...

Hey! I wonder if it's the comet??

That's supposed to be somewhere around Mercury about now!

well done that man. mercury it is!!

It does now, but when you see it first thing around 15:00 its predominately blue!

Here's an example of the sun generating blue and purple lens flare (including a small point flare)
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Last Edited by phoomp on 03/05/2013 05:54 PM

I doubt it's Panstarrs (see below), as this object has been observable since late February correct?



From [link to www.skyandtelescope.com]

So how might that look from here? First, note that perihelion occurs on the far side of the Sun from both Mercury itself (thus no chance for Messenger to spot it) and from Earth. For much of 2012, Comet Pan-STARRS lollygags in Scorpius and Libra, then it dives a bit south at year's end before making a beeline into northern skies.

Comet Pan-STARRS in March 2013
Whether it's bright or not, Comet Pan-STARRS (C/2011 L4) will be positioned low in the western evening sky a few days after it reaches perihelion next March.

Throughout all of this, those of you below the equator will have the comet to yourselves. But it should finally burst on the scene for northern skygazers about March 10th — right at perihelion — again favoring those of you at low latitudes (Costa Rica, anyone?). Unfortunately, when brightest, C/2011 L4 will appear only 15° from the Sun.

For those of you who doubt, check out the Marshall Masters video on youtube. It is the Blue Kachina.

It was filmed the later part of Jan. Check out the video by Masters, he cannot deny or prove otherwise, but that it is an object of unknown origin.

Yes fine! I don't dispute that cameras produce lense flares, but not in this instance!

Look, the Hopi Indians say a blue star or Kachina will appear in the sky. This is BLUE and it is in the sky. I have numerous images of it behind the clouds which proves this is a real object!

Question is, What is it?

I believe it could be a planet, a moon or even a comet?

what video?

like, wow, this thing can be seen from one fixed camera in Costa Rica and no where else. cant be a lens flare, no way, thats some real celestial object there defo.

Thank you OP for bringing this our attention. This might wake some us up. Read the Hopi elder's explanation by googling Blue Kachina.

Marshall Masters of yowusa.com has a recent video of this object. Enjoy and spread the news.

Planets, moons and comets are not visible in front of thick cloud.
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Go to yowuse.com and the video is right there. He can be somewhat annoying but he is thorough.

The ONLY way to be sure is to eat a dog,,nancy says so.

I'm sorry, it is yowusa.com.

The star Sirius also appears to be blue and is also in the sky
[link to www.wunderground.com]

What's Dr. Asstro's take on this?