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The distinctive appearance of Planet X in the sky, as reported by the ancients, as a fire dragon can already be understood by those viewing Planet X closely, as the
swirling moons and dust cloud already give this impression. The appearance has also been described as a second sun, with Egyptian plowmen working their fields
under the red cross of Planet X in the daytime sky. In that the placement of Planet X has put it into light pollution at this time, when does this second sun appear, or
discernible daylight visibility for that matter? We have, during the Feb 1 IRC, explained that Planet X would be best visible in the daylight during the early dawn,
yet for most of the world, viewing the placement in the skies at dawn does not occur until the shift is upon them. Does this mean that daylight visibility will only
occur at the last moment? No, and we will explain.
The Red Persona, which made its appearance during the Fall 2002 viewing season as soon as imaging began, is positioned far afield from what has been termed
the White Persona, due to the tendency of the red light that characterizes the Red Persona to bend toward gravity influences. Now that color photos are available,
it is evident that the what humans term orange is as predominant as red in the color spectrum coming from Planet X. Orange is the color of the rising and setting
Sun, preceding the sunrise and lingering in the evening after the Sun has set. This is the red light wave that bends, and is emitted by Planet X, and thus bending of
this light can be expected to continue to occur, in greater amounts as it comes closer. In that the orange bends toward gravity, it will not only bend over the core of
the Earth as it passes over the Earth on the way to a viewer, it will bend toward the sun!
As can be seen on the graphic done for the Point of Passage page early in ZetaTalk history, Planet X is coming toward the Sun from beneath the Sun, as well as
from the side. Thus, the bending red light, orange, bends both up and in predominantly. Those rays that encounter Earth’s gravity will then bend back toward
Earth, from a position both above the coordinate position, and closer to the Sun. This allows visibility earlier in the day for the Red Persona, and due to the
tendency of orange light to bend, the Red Persona as a second sun will appear on the horizon as a glow well ahead of the visibility of the corpus itself. Will it only
be in the dawn that this second sun is identified? Dawn and dusk will be the best times for visibility, and noon the worst, as light pollution is strongest at noon. As
with all other viewing, this depends immensely on the viewers location, determination, and clear skies.