LETTER FROM NASA SCIENTIST Creates More Questions? Rogue Planet Alert!

reply to post by Velvet1

Thank you and very well said

yeah i was wondering why in the original youtube video they mention Venus but not Mercury.

Let's say it's not Mercury, which it probably is, and the object is heading towards the sun, who cares? What do you think some aliens are bombing the sun to make it explode and wipe us out?

Here's the video:

Originally posted by discl0sur3
reply to post by Velvet1

 

Thank you and very well said

You are most welcome to a little bit of 'truth'.

As I say, check out Jodrell Bank UK's report, they are connected!

www.newscientist.com...

reply to post by Phage


I agree and am aware of the "blooming" effect that you speak of. My suggestion to you is to download the last hi-res image of this object from the COR2 camera taken April 22nd (stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...) and compare this to known images of Venus or Mercury or any other planet in our solar system for that matter. This is MORE THAN ONE object...my guess is it's a Brown Dwarf with 4 or 5 orbiting moons/planets.

[edit on 25-4-2010 by discl0sur3]

Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by discl0sur3

 

It's Mercury. The sensors on the heliospheric imager are very sensitive. A bright object causes a "blooming" effect on the sensor making bright objects look large because a group of pixels gets excited by overflow from the brightness. The same effect seen in LASCO images.

The NASA scientist probably didn't bother to actually check what you were talking about because they get swamped with ridiculous inquiries like yours every time a planet appears. They have better things to do.


[edit on 4/25/2010 by Phage]

Phage is right,
I just had stellarium open again,
and mercury it is.
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/6eee8351598e.png[/atsimg]

[edit on 25-4-2010 by Ahmose]

Originally posted by BeastMaster2012
yeah i was wondering why in the original youtube video they mention Venus but not Mercury.

It's WAYYYYY to big to be Mercury, besides...it's more than one object.

This is MORE THAN ONE object...my guess is it's a Brown Dwarf with 4 or 5 orbiting moons/planets

Are you for real?

If this were true, would'nt the effects be absolutley huge?





[edit on 25-4-2010 by grantbeed]

wait a sec...

in the first video i saw it sad that the light was getting brighter...so towards the camera

so for me it fits mercury path infront of our sun



how can you tell its more than an object?

haha 4 or 5 orbiting planets? umm no....but there was an interesting document coming straight from NASA in the 80's about some weird object then it was hush hush

Originally posted by discl0sur3

Originally posted by BeastMaster2012
yeah i was wondering why in the original youtube video they mention Venus but not Mercury.

It's WAYYYYY to big to be Mercury, besides...it's more than one object.

so when we shall know this thread is a big FAIL..when you change your avatar??

Originally posted by heineken
wait a sec...

in the first video i saw it sad that the light was getting brighter...so towards the camera

so for me it fits mercury path infront of our sun



how can you tell its more than an object?

If you download the image sequence videos on the website you will clearly see that something is orbiting this thing. The light signature changes cyclically...again, just my deduction.

Here's a question...How does one explain the Coronal Ejections?

Originally posted by heineken

Originally posted by discl0sur3

Originally posted by BeastMaster2012
yeah i was wondering why in the original youtube video they mention Venus but not Mercury.

It's WAYYYYY to big to be Mercury, besides...it's more than one object.

so when we shall know this thread is a big FAIL..when you change your avatar??

Haha...I hope I'm wrong for the sake of humanity.

reply to post by discl0sur3


Aren't these 'coronial ejections' just whats been said already?

A bright object causes a "blooming" effect on the sensor

Originally posted by NWOWILLFALL
an interesting document coming straight from NASA in the 80's about some weird object then it was hush hush

EXACTLY!
Watch this:
www.youtube.com...

seen there done that

have a look at this

21-04-2008

stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

Originally posted by grantbeed
reply to post by discl0sur3

 

Aren't these 'coronial ejections' just whats been said already?

A bright object causes a "blooming" effect on the sensor

With all due respect, there is a significant difference in the signature between a Coronal Ejection and the "blooming effect"

ie.
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/ea9508309d37.jpeg[/atsimg]

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/a82e705aaa74.jpeg[/atsimg]

reply to post by discl0sur3


So what you are saying is there is a coronial ejection coming from a Red dwarf or its orbiting moons or planets?

Originally posted by discl0sur3

Originally posted by BeastMaster2012
yeah i was wondering why in the original youtube video they mention Venus but not Mercury.

It's WAYYYYY to big to be Mercury, besides...it's more than one object.

Assuming you are correct, if they hit our Sun, could it create a nova/supernova?

Edit: I know very little on the subject, and I'm assuming that when someone said "trajectory towards" the sun that this means "on a collision course".

[edit on 25-4-2010 by Looking_Glass]

reply to post by Looking_Glass

I don't necessarily personally believe that it WILL hit the Sun. I'm more inclined to believe that it will sling shot around the sun and through the middle of our solar system.