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originally posted by: ChaoticOrder
This is a fairly interesting find considering it's from secureteam10. I do find it highly improbable that this "artifact" would just happen to appear right over the top of what does look like some type of craft, it looks more like they've just cut out a square from another part of the image and pasted it over the object.
originally posted by: knoledgeispower
So what I'm just supposed to jump around from thread to thread trying to see why some people think the guy is a hoaxer? How far into that thread is it or Do I have to jump around from thread to thread, reading through god knows how many pages?
originally posted by: knoledgeispower
So what I'm just supposed to jump around from thread to thread trying to see why some people think the guy is a hoaxer? How far into that thread is it or Do I have to jump around from thread to thread, reading through god knows how many pages?
**checks out first couple posts on other thread**
These "squares" happen all the time, for the reasons stated.
originally posted by: ChaoticOrder
a reply to: Rob48
These "squares" happen all the time, for the reasons stated.
Just because it's a common artifact does not mean it must be an artifact in this case, if I were NASA and I wanted to hide something I'd certainly make it look like a common artifact.
And just because secureteam10 has apparently been caught out hoaxing things before does not mean that this find must also be a hoax.
Leaked this. Exposed that. Aliens up the wazoo.
If you want to see for yourself that there is nothing odd being hidden here.
originally posted by: ChaoticOrder
a reply to: Rob48
Leaked this. Exposed that. Aliens up the wazoo.
That is the whole subject matter of the channel, of course it'll have aliens up the wazoo.
It would be even more incredible if someone who spends his time making fake alien videos actually stumbled on real aliens in publicly available SOHO images.
originally posted by: ChaoticOrder
a reply to: Rob48
But I prefer to remain open minded and distrustful of agencies like NASA.
You are not open minded, because you have ruled out the possibility that secureteam10 is full of boloney.
originally posted by: ChaoticOrder
There is a difference between believing someone and remaining open to the possibility they may be telling the truth. And having said that, I will regard this as a hoax if he cannot produce evidence within the next few days.
In some occasions, the images have data gaps caused by transmission errors. These data gaps appear as black blocks, superimposed on the images. They look particularly bad and distracting when we generate movies from these images. To mitigate this, the automated process posting images on our site identifies gaps and uses blocks from a previous image to replace the missing blocks in the new image.
[My note - this is what caused the "pasted on" square he thinks is so supicious.]
Data gaps are often corrected upon re-transmission but this can take some time. As we are interested in making our data available immediately for viewing, we don't want to wait for the re-transmissions. However, the re-transmitted science quality data products are available via the SOHO Science Archive.
originally posted by: ChaoticOrder
a reply to: Rob48
These "squares" happen all the time, for the reasons stated.
Just because it's a common artifact does not mean it must be an artifact in this case, if I were NASA and I wanted to hide something I'd certainly make it look like a common artifact.
There is nothing wrong with giving this guy a few days to prove his claim before declaring it a 100% hoax.
originally posted by: ChaoticOrder
a reply to: draknoir2
Now you're just being ridiculous, using an excessively stupid or extreme example to make a point is a logical fallacy and a lowbrow argumentative tactic. There is nothing wrong with giving this guy a few days to prove his claim before declaring it a 100% hoax.
The Secureteam10 claim was ridiculous. Your willingness to give a known youtube hoaxer the benefit of a doubt while distrusting the publicly accessible data and technical expertise from the international space organization that launched and operates the observatory is NOT open-mindedness on your part... it's something entirely different.