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A strange sky phenomenon what is referred to as a "Second Sun" has been filmed again. This time, on 30 December 2022 a second sun has been seen in the sky above Dubai. 

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Second Sun Dubai

The "second sun" phenomenon is real, and is certainly not a lens flare, camera artifact or optical illusion. There is no doubt that NASA and all other space organizations are aware of this second sun, which is mostly invisible, but they continue to cover it up. 

Is the ‘second sun’ an artificially created sun? NASA has an ‘artificial sun’ patent since the 1950’s. According to NASA it is just used for testing equipment and running simulations like optical reflection, space environment simulation, sunlight, reflectors and virtual properties. The 1960’s NASA sun simulator, nickname ‘Star’ was for an environment test chamber right here on earth, to simulate the sun found in space. 

Much research has been done into this phenomenon and the link is often made to the infamous Planet X, Planet Nine or even to Marduk's star Nibiru. 

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Second Sun Slovakia

1. A study done by Dr. Avi Loeb, Professor of Science at Harvard and Harvard undergraduate student Amir Siraj goes against the dominate “lone star” thinking about the Sun’s origin. Their radical-sounding theory that the Solar System may have once been a binary star system - so consisting of two stars orbiting a common point in space - perhaps shouldn’t come as a surprise. 

2. The concept of a "second sun" is often used to refer to a large unknown planetary object or an advanced unknown planet like Nibiru which is mentioned in history books. 

Nibiru is a term in the Akkadian language, translating to "crossing" or "point of transition.” 

Nibiru is Marduk's star. Marduk as the ruler of the cosmos made Nibiru visible and set it on his course wherein Nibiru passes by earth every 3,600 years allowing allows its sentient inhabitants to interact with humanity as defined in tablet 5 of the creation epic Enûma Eliš and described on a complete cuneiform tablet. 

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Second Sun Indonesia

3. A respected person who believes that Nibiru exists is Sasha Alex Lessin, Ph.D. (Anthropology, U.C.L.A.). Below are a number of quotes where he refers to the origin of Nibiru, where it is, when Nibiru will arrive and how it will affect us  

10,900 B.C. Uranus drifted away from the Sun and sped Nibiru toward Earth sooner than 3,600 years. 

From 10,000 BCE. on, Uranus speeded Nibiru’s orbit to 3450 Earth years rather than 3600. 

Nibiru has an orbit that looks like an infinity symbol. Every second time around this sidewise, Nibiru will cause earthquakes, floods, volcanic eruptions and possibly a pole shift. 

If the information from the Ilat-Litum Tablets that a Nazi expedition in 1939 found in Antarctica is correct, many people will die because of this. 

The Ilat-Litum Tablets explain Nibiru’s sidewise-8 orbit thus: “the point of crossing lies on one level but not at the same point in space. One time the encounter in (the zodiacal house of) Aquarius causes Earth’s orbit to shift, but the other time it orbits the asteroid belt without disrupting Earth. 

Nibiru returned to perigee in 7450, 4000, and 556 B.C. and next returns to the inner solar system in 2900 BCE. Though the debris 180 degrees from Nibiru on Nibiru’s orbital path, its far LaGrange point moving in harmonic procession always opposite Nibiru, may be upon us now! 

Maybe Baba Vanga's predictions for 2023 will come true? A big astronomical event will occur as Earth's orbit will change. As a result of this event, it could have catastrophic consequences on Earth and the Earth will be hit by an unprecedented solar storm on a scale the world has never before seen.

Two Suns in Dubai👌 pic.twitter.com/dbDZe3RgCc

— nikola 3 (@ronin19217435) December 29, 2022

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