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There's two sightings, one from the Northern Hemisphere and one from the Southern Hemisphere. That's why the apparent switching of sides of the Nibiru from the moon, I have run it through the formula for distance altered from angular diameter. Reproduced below.

Nibiru is a Neptune sized planet which orbits the brown dwarf star, or Hercolubus. The two are not the same, and have appeared recently to be on opposite sides of the sky.

 

night
July 19th 2016
published July 20th 2016
NE United States (possibly in New York State)
Red Nibiru Planet X seen with the full moon in Sagittarius moving into Capricorn overnight. The projected July 29th date in the image I think is too soon, see calculation below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E175p1J3Wq4

 

night
possibly July 20th
published July 21st 2016
Queensland Australia
Blue Nibiru Planet X seen near the near full moon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xj9WNnBWVwI

 

The distinction between Nibiru and its parent sun was described by Antarctic Astronomer in 2006.

PX is de-masked by Comet 17P/Holmes
http://ift.tt/2apzVWK

"Planet X is Neptune sized planet that orbits the brown dwarf and our Sun. PX is conjectured to have once orbited the Sun at the Bode orbital presently occupied by the asteroid debris of past planetary collisions of smaller satellites of the brown dwarf with PX that knocked it out of orbit during capture of the brown dwarf by our Sun.

The confusion of the PX and the brown dwarf are exploited to further confuse and obfuscate common research into the subject."

 

Calclulation-

http://ift.tt/1OrW7zk
formula is
a (distance) = (180 * Diameter) ÷ (pi * diameter in degrees of arc)

a = (180 * 49244 kilometers) ÷ (3.14159 * .3335 degree of arc c/w moon 1/2 degree)
a = 8860320 ÷ 1.047720256
a = 8,456,761 PX kilometers away

1 AU = 150,000,000 kilometers
Moon = 384,400 kilometers
So PX could be about 22 lunar distances away from Earth.
So PX could be about .056 AU away from Earth.

6 X closer than Venus' orbit at 0.3 AU from Earth.

 

If you judge the angular diameter of Nibiru to be half that of the moon, instead of 2/3rds as I have done, then the Nibiru will be a little bit further away. It's still got to cover the 22 or more lunar distances to the Earth, so I think the July 29th date offered above is a little too soon. I would think at least into August or September of this year, depending upon how fast this Nibiru, Planet X is traveling.

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