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Originally posted by ArMaP
reply to post by mikesingh
That "huge triangular shaped unidentified object" only appears on that image, there is nothing on the next image from 11:30.
Originally posted by internos
The one about which you stated that "the photo was a long exposure time" but you didn't know its exposure time (by the way, Cassini's cameras have 63 different exposure settings, from 5 milliseconds to 20 minutes, i wonder HOW did you know its exposure time since it doesn't appear in the caption of the photo).
Originally posted by internos
And please, be kind, add me to your ignore list, now you're becoming ANNOYING with your quotes of my posts.
Originally posted by merka
NEVAR!!! If I annoy you, add me to your ignore list. I will NEVER add ANYONE to my ignore list, that is not the purpose of my visits here. Shock me, annoy me, make me bored, I'll still read what you write even if I dont like it. And I'll respond with quotes too, because that is proper forum practice.
Originally posted by merka
reply to post by internos
I quoted the pictures relevant to my reply, which wasnt aimed at you but the fact that this "fleet" and its "dispersal" was unique which was actually in response to the OPs claim of this. If you took that for trolling, I apologize.
Originally posted by Solarskye
That would have to be a very BIG object compared with the size of the sun. Wouldn't that be like the size of our earth?. And it would have to have one hell of an air condtioner inside that.
What if it could actually be some kind of instrument that's montering the sun? Cause that is bery close to the sun and all it's fury.
Good post Mike.
Currently we humans are speeding towards becoming a tier 1 civilization but at this point we have not yet acquired all the necessary goals. As of now we're safely sitting at the 0.7 mark according to the current scaling method.