AM-Cyg_TYC 2687-976-1_blue-planet_transiting (quantOnaut)

AM-Cyg_TYC 2687-976-1_blue-planet_transiting

I was wondering what is causing this bright halo around the carbon star Am-Cygn. The Antlia Filter is halo free and the carbon star appeared much to bright and white in colour for its composition. The only explanation I could figure out for the halo> I have found in deep data extraction> is a holographing/lensing blue planet which must have a very dense atmosphere and clouds. The magic angle between the planet its host star and my camera is creating a mind blowing lensing/scattering through the planets atmosphere which is causing this halo. My dear fellow astrobin astronomers I am very likely sure that what you see on the images are signals/details decoded out of starlight coming from a super earth. New studies suggest that planets 10times the size of earth give a much better climate and stability to harbour life> atmosphere is so thick that no asteroids reach the ground, Tektonik plates are earthquake resistant, climate stability is given over the whole planet. Why is our planet to small? Are we just a Alien mining project with the only interest to harvest earths core as fast as possible? What a terrible idea! Invaders must die!!!

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Description: This is the blue planet extracted in closeUp, photons change polarisation while hiting the atmosphere and a scattering happens which can be identified and it reveals abstract details about the objects surface.

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