Something is coming from behind Saturn

I don't know if what I'm looking at is real or just another nut-case who wants attention. I'm not easily fooled any more and I've watched many of these kinds of videos . But this one got my attention so far , that if what hes saying is true? he works as an astronomer for government agency and plays his cards on the table, saying to be fired for this information sharing.

He tells that allot of planets atmospheres are changing within our solar system . That we can confirm I guess. Ive also seen weird changes on Jupiter and Saturn strange hexagonal structures and all we have discussed here on ATS .



Discussed on Earthsky

The normally bland face of Uranus has become increasingly stormy, with enormous cloud systems so bright astronomers can see details in the planet’s hazy blue-green atmosphere.

This year, astronomers – both professional and amateur, have been able to see extreme storms on the usually bland visible surface of planet Uranus.

The weather on Uranus is incredibly active, say scientists, but they’re not sure why. Heidi Hammel of the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomyis part of the team that first noticed the activity when observing the planet with adaptive optics on the W. M. Keck Observatory in Hawaii. She said:

This type of activity would have been expected in 2007, when Uranus’s once-every-42-year equinox occurred and the sun shined directly on the equator. But we predicted that such activity would have died down by now. Why we see these incredible storms now is beyond anybody’s guess.

So he speaks some truth about Uranus.

Well watch the video and then tell me what you think about this?



What am I looking at another attention seeker or is this really happening?

Peace

a reply to: 0bserver1

Add this to your knowledge secureteam means HOAX

a reply to: Answer
If you look at the video and link you should know ....

I just love cosmic doom porn.
Oh well, if it happens ain't nothing we can do about it.

a reply to: wmd_2008

I was afraid of that , just like those guys from third phase of the moon right?

originally posted by: 0bserver1
a reply to: wmd_2008

I was afraid of that , just like those guys from third phase of the moon right?

It's unfortunate. I'd love it if -just once- a story like this was true. It's about time something interesting happens.

The WM Keck observatory is capable of seeing Saturn like this:

Why is the image in the video of such low quality?

And it sees stars

a reply to: 0bserver1

Never mind.

a reply to: SonOfTheLawOfOne

Lmao .. my bad

originally posted by: SkepticOverlord
The WM Keck observatory is capable of seeing Saturn like this:

Why is the image in the video of such low quality?

And it sees stars

And... Conveniently timed to go along with the Rosetta landing.

In the video, the presenter is stating that it landed on a massive object near Saturn, not on a comet. I thought that was an interesting twist...

~Namaste

It really looks rather big, for something to come in to the solar system unnoticed. I mean, should it not reflect sun light, just like the other planets ?

a reply to: SkepticOverlord
Thats a good point.. But he said he worked on some observatory ? maybe their telescopes are lesser in quality ?

And an astronomer working at Keck would probably know how to pronounce 'Mauna Kea' properly.

Here's the source page for the Uranus picture:

Keck Observatory

I knew a real astronomer who saw, basically, strings holding the planets up... was adamant that it had been covered up... unfortunately, the poor guy was having a major breakdown due to martial stress and a love of certain intoxicating chemicals.

I'd love something like this to be real (well, it depends, I guess) but it looks like it'll have to be another day.

a reply to: Sinter Klaas

Light would be the least of our issues in detecting it. An object of that size entering our solar system would have substantial gravitational pull and would disrupt the orbits of anything it got close to.

In short, unless the sky is falling - it ain't real.

a reply to: signalfire

Thanks I'm glad this has been solved so quickly ..