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Originally posted by Brad.T
Photograph from 1870 taken near Mt. Washington in the USA.
Originally posted by mikesingh
What do you think of this cylindrical object seemingly breaking up near the Sun?
Although it's viewed more than 1,000 comets, NASA and ESA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory has never seen anything like Comet McNaught.
The comet made its closest approach to the Sun between January 12-15, and fortunately passed right through SOHO's field of view. It's that white streak on the left-hand side of the image, in case you aren't sure. Astronomers haven't worked out its peak brightness yet, but it's by far the brightest comet SOHO has ever observed. In fact, it's so bright that it saturated the spacecraft's CCD camera, causing the bleeding along pixel rows.
Now seriously, anybody thought of the possibility that any object the claimed size, should be visible with a large enough telescope? Methinks this is in the same category as the US-flag blown around on the windless moon...
Luminous phenomena in the vicinity of the rings have been observed repeatedly, and prove that electrostatic forces are at work. From the 18th Century onwards luminous points on the ring edge, luminous objects and the disappearance of one side of Saturn's rings have been observed. One astronomer (Maurice Ainslie) observed a luminous object pass through the rings and devour ring material as it moved. This object was a mass of ionizing radiation, which can destroy ring material. The rings are known to change in brightness, evidently due to time-varying particle flow. White spots where noted on the rings and the planet numerous times. Bright projections on the rings and "sparkling flocculence" where also observed. For example, a white projection was seen near a white spot at the edge of the south equatorial band on 29 September 1910. Voyager 1 took a photo of Saturn and five of its moons, which included an unexpected luminous object. Images of the F-ring show variable luminosity that includes observations of a helical core and emission jets
Originally posted by mikesingh
How come all three objects have different axes? Meaning that they're all moving in different directions? After all, an objects orbiting around a planet would be moving along in the same direction as other objects, UNLESS UNDER INTELLIGENT CONTROL, due to the gravitational pull of the planet?
Originally posted by mikesingh
What do you think of this cylindrical object seemingly breaking up near the Sun? A malfunction? This huge object would be thousands of miles long!!
Originally posted by mikesingh
reply to post by Evasius
Nice pics!
What do you think of this cylindrical object seemingly breaking up near the Sun? A malfunction? This huge object would be thousands of miles long!!
Courtesy: SOHO/LASCO
Cheers!
Originally posted by jamesder
I'm a little confused. Is the french article claiming that the photo with those three cigar shapes is real, or is that an illustration for their article?
Originally posted by internos
Speech patterns have been found in a radio signal released by NASA almost 3 years previously in 2004.
Judge for yourself what the voices are saying, it is a very bizarre anomaly but very much worth investigating.
Instructions:
...
and there it is, speech patterns.
How can anyone explain this anomaly. Certainly NASA have no explanation for it after we presented the file to them for their opinion. SETI also dont know what make of it. What do you think?
These objects are Earth size and some more than 50,000 Km long.
Originally posted by mikesingh
What do you think of this cylindrical object seemingly breaking up near the Sun? A malfunction? This huge object would be thousands of miles long!!
Courtesy: SOHO/LASCO
Originally posted by mikesingh
reply to post by Evasius
What do you think of this cylindrical object seemingly breaking up near the Sun? A malfunction? This huge object would be thousands of miles long!!
Courtesy: SOHO/LASCO