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Originally posted by Cydonia2012
Nasa just launched a probe that is supposed to go "study" the sun.
LINKY : www.cnn.com...
Coincidence???
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by tristar
an erratic non natural path of flight
You mean the dots moved around randomly? Sort of like high energy particle hits on a sensor.
Originally posted by kyle43
but would you mind explaining the orbs showing up on X-Ray as well?
Originally posted by tristar
Not random, but all observed objects had an identical trajectory or in close proximity to its previous observed object.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by tristar
You can retrieve the archived images here:
sohodata.nascom.nasa.gov...
Perhaps you can point us in the right direction.
Originally posted by Cigar
Here's what I don't understand. Of all the things that NASA "censors" why not these?
Originally posted by rhines
reply to post by thesneakiod
The sun is not hot at all
How to spot the ‘star’ “It behaves in a way no other celestial object does.” — Benjamin Creme The ‘star’ • resides in our Earth’s atmosphere • can move, spin, pulsate and blink • can change size and shape (eg round, diamond, hexagonal) • can change position in the sky • can get closer, and recede, at speed • is very bright and sometimes the only star visible • can radiate bright colours, often in quick succession • has been sighted day and night • can respond to thought: has been known to appear and move when asked • several witnesses have even seen all four ‘stars’ together • is seen all over the world. Note: Benjamin Creme explains that the ‘star’ regularly recharges its energy from the sun and is not always visible. Also note that in cities high-rise buildings can obscure sightings of the ‘star’, so keep watching.