Planet X: ANALYSIS of Nov 11 Objects

The Zetas have routinely allowed the human team members to do their OWN
analysis before stepping in:

    We allowed the human team members ... to struggle, as this
    demonstrated a point. ... What point was to be proven? That
    the cat calling on sci.astro, of Zetadrones, is inaccurate, as
    drones do not pursue matters independent of their masters.
    Rather, NASAdrones is the appropriate term, as those who
    would have the public asleep until the last minute on this
    matter, the NASA lackies on sci.astro ... are asking the public
    not to think, not to look, not to examine, but to accept the
    conclusions of their NASA masters and their lackies.
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The Zetas then confirmed which candidates for Nov 11 were correct:

    Nancy and JWilliam have identified a couple of white and
    red persona candidates in the general area we pointed to,
    which stretches out along a line drawn from the Nov 6th to
    15th coordinates points. Considering that on occasion an
    asteroid or comet may present, and confuse the issue, it is
    not easy for a team of humans to discern which candidates
    are Planet X, and which other objects.

    - The white persona identified on JWilliam’s animation is the
      correct one, and is consistently bright in all frames, where
      in prior imaging only showed bright in a single frame, or at
      most a few. This shows its increasing brightness, which
      should develop in JWilliams pixel analysis also. Nancy’s
      second candidate is not bright enough, and is thus an
      object closer in, as in a comet or asteroid moving slowly or
      stationary as in a dither at present.

    - The red personas is also the one identified by JWilliiam’s
      animation, which though not immediately evident is larger
      than before, as being closer it is now more diffuse. Thus,
      the pinpoint of red light that previously appeared is now
      more diffuse, over a larger area, while at the same time
      being brighter. To determine this requires a pixel count with
      brightness, taking an average, vs prior registrations on earlier
      dates.

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