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Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by RFBurnsIts some of the flare that gets caught by the magnetic field and follows the magnetic field up, around and back down again, which looks like something bouncing off the Sun.
So your saying a news camera on Earth can capture a SOHO class image of a flare?
Really?
Can you post one of those SOHO ones that looks like this? I can't seem to find one that starts so far away from the 'surface' of the sun
Bird? Sure why not... just like all UFO's
[edit on 21-1-2009 by zorgon]
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by Exuberant1
Why do you think people defer to RFBurns when a subject such as this comes up?
Could it be that he has some professional expertise relevant to the discussion?
Naw....
Well considering his 'expert' opinion was to direct us to SOHO when the camera was on Earth would be strong indication that he was incorrect... 'expert' or not
Originally posted by shug7272
So a guy on the internet (on a nutty conspiracy site no less) offers explanation and you have no problem taking him at his word but you make fun of the reporters. Wow!
Originally posted by cluckerspud
I skimmed a few pages and had to come back cause something has not
been noted and I think this needs to be said.
RFBurns pointed this out:
Actually that isnt some object bouncing off the Sun. Its some of the
flare that gets caught by the magnetic field and follows the magnetic
field up, around and back down again, which looks like something
bouncing off the Sun.
What bothers me is not what RFBurns says (I take his word that
this is what it is, clearly he has knowledge of this), but how the
reporters act like they know what they are talking about. Their
play by play shows that they have no credibility to report any
phenomenons that take place in our skies.
"Then Bamm, you see it skip off the sun"
They have no expertise to even comment on this.
The media sucks.
PS: What makes it even better is the fact that RFBurns is completely wrong, I have NO clue what it is but RF just threw out a guess as fact and if you research his guess it is apparent that it is wrong.
Originally posted by shug7272
I have experience in the medical field but guess what, Im wrong sometimes! Lets get real, this is the Internet, EVERYONE is an expert. I would like to see RF back up his claim with another video that is similar showing the same thing. As people have pointed out, if it is something moving near the sun it is moving faster than the speed of light. RF is wrong. Tuff titty said the kitty.
Originally posted by Exuberant1
reply to post by shug7272
Why do you think people defer to RFBurns when a subject such as this comes up?
Could it be that he has some professional expertise relevant to the discussion?
Naw....
Originally posted by shug7272
But the best, and I mean BEST part is the person I was responding too said he was sure RF was right and made fun of the reporters for not knowing what they were talking about when apparently... RF didnt either. You cant convince me he is an expert when he is telling us that burning gas is flying around the sun faster than the speed of light.
and bird is the word?
I got no satisfaction from it, except for when I got attacked
Looks like a vertical refresh video artifact to me. The speed is constant and connected to the framerate.
Originally posted by RFBurns
Actually that isnt some object bouncing off the Sun. Its some of the flare that gets caught by the magnetic field and follows the magnetic field up, around and back down again, which looks like something bouncing off the Sun.
There are tons of examples of that over at the SOHO site.
Cheers!!!!
Originally posted by RFBurns
Actually that isn't some object bouncing off the Sun. Its some of the flare that gets caught by the magnetic field and follows the magnetic field up, around and back down again, which looks like something bouncing off the Sun.
There are tons of examples of that over at the SOHO site.
What bothers me is not what RFBurns says (I take his word that
this is what it is, clearly he has knowledge of this),
Originally posted by RFBurns
I am incorrect as far as this being a sun flare,
Originally posted by RFBurns So we are all just a bunch of nutty nuts hanging out at a nutty site.
Originally posted by Bunion wouldnt it be possible that this could be some kind of optical illusion because of the fact gravity can bend light if great enough?
Originally posted by RFBurns
Class dismissed.
Originally posted by zorgon
Asteroids Slam into the Sun
Originally posted by zorgon
Ummmm errrr those do NOT look ANYTHING like the video clip
Originally posted by zorgon
Now before you get your shorts in a knot...
Originally posted by zorgon
YOU SAID..
Originally posted by RFBurns
Actually that isn't some object bouncing off the Sun. Its some of the flare that gets caught by the magnetic field and follows the magnetic field up, around and back down again, which looks like something bouncing off the Sun.
There are tons of examples of that over at the SOHO site.
You clearly stated that this video showed a flare that SOHO has other examples of... and many took your 'expertise' as fact
Originally posted by zorgon
What bothers me is not what RFBurns says (I take his word that
this is what it is, clearly he has knowledge of this),
THIS is what I 'attacked' you on... I am fully aware of SOHO Solar flares but this ain't one
Originally posted by zorgon
Edit to add...
Originally posted by RFBurns
I am incorrect as far as this being a sun flare,
Almost missed that... Thanks for the clarification
Originally posted by zorgon
Solar Flares 102... Class in session
So much better in live action