Scary light

[SuperNova]

i saw the sun going down and above the cloud (where there are no clouds) i saw a orange light, like a star, above the clouds. like this

and because of the 3 earthquakes in a row, is this nibiru?

[witold]

Venus probably. She appraerd when sun rises and when sun sets. (In Middle-East Europe of course)

[FGFG]

Yes, and in the other parts of the world of course.
Probably you didn't noticed it before, because Venus is enough far away from the Sun, just since a few days.

Earthquakes: there isn't nothing strange if some earthquakes strike in a small period of time: it's just accidental. If Nibiru really exists you should be able to see it with an amateur telescope just like you can see Mars or Venus. (You can also see the four Galilean moons of Jupiter that are far far away from creating any influence on Earth).

[atomic7732]

i saw the sun going down and above the cloud (where there are no clouds) i saw a orange light, like a star, above the clouds. like this

and because of the 3 earthquakes in a row, is this nibiru?

Probably a star you haven't noticed before.

[deoxy99]

You drew it. Don't you have a camera?

[atomic7732]

Maybe he was going somewhere, and didn't have a camera. Or it lasted for only a second. That way it may have been an Iridium flare.

[SuperNova]

if i toke a pic, you couldn't see it. it was the very long and dissapeard when the sun was gone

[Dan Dixon]

... and because of the 3 earthquakes in a row, is this nibiru?

No. Nibiru doesn't exist.

And even it it did, the earthquakes wouldn't have been caused or related to it. The earthquakes would be coincidental if Nibiru existed, which it doesn't.