Lasco Beam directed at the Sun or the Sun directing it at an object?

I put the time so you guys can go look for yourself. I'm baffled about this. Something shooting at the Sun or the Sun shooting something at space? You decide.



This looks like a fighter jet

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I put the time so you guys can go look for yourself. I'm baffled about this. Something shooting at the Sun or the Sun shooting something at space? You decide.

Or maybe, I dunno, a typical glitch? How many of these "there's something wrong with the Sun" threads have we seen? How many times has there actually been real world repercussions?

I'm telling you, there no reasonable explanation for those beams to be thick and thin and coming from objects or leaving the sun. That is just not plausible.

If you mean the one on the lower right, I just looked at the images in my little space section for C-2/C-3 and it shows on both for 04/29 02:12. (02:06 time stamp on C-3) The one on the top looks neat and such a high contrast shot if that is a comet or asteroid or something along those lines. Someone might be able to correct me, but the length of the line means whatever that was up top was really moving fast right?

Check the second picture I just posted, that looks like a fighter jet beaming at something.

It seems like I've seen a lot of Un-identified flying objects around the sun too.... Great find,,,

Here's some other strange UFO's around the sun....

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english.pravda.ru...

Originally posted by Manhater
I put the time so you guys can go look for yourself.

So I went to the helioviwer and called up a movie that encompasses that time period.

If you mean the thing that is at the lower right of the sun, thats a perfectly ordinary coronal streamer, described near the bottom of this page.

If you mean the line (diagonally) above the sun, thats a perfectly ordinary cosmic ray hitting the instrument.
Other examples on this image...

And also seen in the movie on the wikipedia page.
Also, described on this page.

Originally posted by Manhater
I'm telling you, there no reasonable explanation for those beams to be thick and thin and coming from objects or leaving the sun. That is just not plausible.

edit on 29-4-2012 by Manhater because: (no reason given)

I don't see links to expert sources regarding this yet you are stating this as fact. Are you a mission specialist for this project or have you been involved with the development of other projects involving similar technologies? I'm just wondering where you have gained the knowledge to absolutely determine that this is an extraordinary event rather than a mundane anomaly.

It seems like every week we get sensationalist posts about images from one solar observation mission or another from people that have absolutely no idea how the technology works and those claims are quickly disproven. It's so disappointing that most people here are to lazy to learn publicly documented information about something before posting about it and making fools of themselves.

It would have been so nice for a change to see the OP talk about how during their RESEARCH they enquired about the image to one of the project engineers and their opinion was that it was a something or another because of such and such. Alas, it is just another rapid fire poster who is too lethargic to unplug their intravenous drip long enough to go make a phone call or two.

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If you don't like or are not interested, then don't look. Problem solved.

Ok...here's a legit question....

First of all....I agree w/ this OP...strange...and there is definetly something there....

Here's my question....could any of our equipment even get that close to the sun? I was standing outside...looking at our sun and it hit me....I didn't research the "simple answers" first.

From my knowledge data base..( no wise cracks...please lol) I havent heard of a substance that can w/ stand that much heat .....

So...is there?

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Don't ask me. I have no clue.

But good question. I don't think there is.

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Fascinating. You keep coming up with those photos and I really can't say for sure what it is.
I hear the Navy has Spatial jets, but what are they doing to the Sun? Artificially create solar flares???

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I wouldn't put it past them.

Originally posted by tracehd1
Here's my question....could any of our equipment even get that close to the sun?

Not sure what you mean by "that close".

The photo in the original post was taken by the SOHO spacecraft.
This spacecraft is about the same distance from the sun that the earth is. About 10 percent closer.

Originally posted by Manhater
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If you don't like or are not interested, then don't look. Problem solved.

Abovetopsecret is here to deny ignorance, not wallow in it. Dainoy is doing what has always been done on this board; denying ignorance

Quite honestly I expected more of you Manhater. None of what you have shown is unexplainable, yet you jump to fantastic conclusions. You also claim it is clearly some sort of jet fighter ... how big would the "fighter" have to be? You do know about pixelation and realize what happens when you zoom in on objects right?

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So zoom out. I put the time for you. You should have no problem bringing it up. Looks like plane wings to me.

Originally posted by tracehd1
Ok...here's a legit question....

First of all....I agree w/ this OP...strange...and there is definetly something there....

Here's my question....could any of our equipment even get that close to the sun? I was standing outside...looking at our sun and it hit me....I didn't research the "simple answers" first.

From my knowledge data base..( no wise cracks...please lol) I havent heard of a substance that can w/ stand that much heat .....

So...is there?

No substance could with stand the suns heat but the key is not substance all you need is proper shielding. Based what I have read craft not designed but humans has shielding similar to what surrounds electrons and protons objects don't bounce off the shielding they slide around it. That's why they don't show up radar when the shield is activated. the radar beam slides around the craft never bouncing back. This also enables the craft to travel from air to water with no problem. With shielding like that you could surf the surface of the sun with no problem or worry about your craft heating up. Nice example is the California 1945 incident great shot of UFO in army spot lights they fired like 7000 rounds at the craft as it slowly moved past nothing hurt it and the bullets fell on the neighbored houses. The bullets were not dented or damage except scratches where the hit the ground falling back down.

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Hmmmm sounds good to me....and makes sense. You could see that technology being used in the vid w/ a black object appearing to suck energy from the surface or atmosphere.
Ty for taking the time to explain that. However...original question...do we have anything to w/ stand the sun?

I don't know if I agree w/ the poster that said the objects are as far as earth is....
Wouldn't we see them right in our skies?