Planet-shaped Object Near Sun (pics inside)

reply to post by nobody you know

In this shot you can see it is not a solid....there is a star visible through it.

It's the third picture, the one by itself. Sorry, I thought I hit quote.

[edit on 13-6-2010 by stars15k]

reply to post by stars15k


Oh okay, that's interesting. They stay together like this as well? I would think they would distort some after awhile. I did have some videos, but they are not on the above links anymore. The videos showed a perfect circle - all the way around, with no distortion or wobbling.

In this animation it can be seen that what you noticed is a temporary feature of the CME.
sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov...

reply to post by nobody you know


Yeah, it's very cool looking....You've got a good eye, since SOHO picked it as the pick of the week. Could be it's like smaller bubbles, with thicker walls that last longer than large ones where the substance is "stretched" out farther.
The star in the picture I think is the icing on the cake.
And if you think about it, anything that much smaller than the sun would be pulled into the sun and anything object that close to the sun would probably melt.
GRAVITY....It's the law

Here's a video. Hopefully it'll work this time:

www.lmsal.com...

Here is another...

www.lmsal.com...

Originally posted by Phage
In this animation it can be seen that what you noticed is a temporary feature of the CME.
sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov...

Its a planet phage

www.lmsal.com...

NASA has alwalys somways to hide from the public, maybe you should wake up and see the truth?


Lets not forget how NASA coverd up the star filed one, they can easily do with this one.



The planet is behind the sun.


I also found this image on stereo-ssc.nascom.





if you can see behind the Sun, it what it looks like a bunch of UFOs around the sun, but i differ to ask, if what if those arent UFOs but rather small medium sized Moons?



[edit on 13-6-2010 by Agent_USA_Supporter]

[edit on 13-6-2010 by Agent_USA_Supporter]

reply to post by nobody you know


For all those that can't see anything (apologies if posted already folks), look at the picture in the OP, and the 'anomaly' is on the left edge/side of the image. It appears to be a large sphere, being bathed in a CME.

Middle left edge folks.

reply to post by spikey


And is approximately a quarter the size of the sun - or maybe 100 times larger than Jupiter. So it's obviously a previously undetected planet, innit?

reply to post by Agent_USA_Supporter

Right. It's a planet. A transparent planet.
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/cb3550bb620c.png[/atsimg]

reply to post by Phage


I have to say, the pic you are supplying has none of what I was showing which is an entirely different spectrum. Did you go back to the front page again and see where I put the new pic?

reply to post by Phage


Another possibility is that this thing is not a spherical vortex created by the extreme forces within the CME, or an undetected planet of gargantuan proportions, or a wandering planet..but it is in fact an unimaginable gigantic, spherical space vehicle, advancing through the system cloaked, hitching a ride on the CME wave front, for a little ejecta surfin'... Maybe it could even be a civilization type 1 or type 2, traveling around in their Dyson sphere, seeking pastures new.

Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Agent_USA_Supporter

 

Right. It's a planet. A transparent planet.
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/cb3550bb620c.png[/atsimg]

Trusting NASA as always it seems with you

a transparent planet right,

www.lmsal.com...


your image isnt the same as the OP posted phage

reply to post by nobody you know

The images you linked are not "an entirely different spectrum". They are from the same imager I linked, LASCO C2. The C2 imager uses a 590 nm filter (orange).

As the title to the images you linked says:

LASCO C2 Difference - GOES Start - 30 min to GOES End+4 hours

www.lmsal.com...

The images you linked are "Difference" composite images which highlight changes between sequential images. They are created by subtracting pixels which do not change from one image to the next so that the differences can be more clearly seen. The "planet" is a "bubble" in the CME.

The LASCO C2 image I posted is part of the 06/11/2010 23:06 image which can be found here:
sohodata.nascom.nasa.gov...

reply to post by Essan


I seriously doubt it. The undetected bit i mean.

Come one, it's probably a whirl in the ejection caused by the extremes of magnetism, gravity, heat and so on, but then again, however unlikely things may seem to the perpetually cynical, anything is possible...it's a big universe (multiverse) out there.

It could have been a large (ok, super duper 'get outta here!' large) ship, under cloak, a cloak which is perfectly doable by us now, at our tech levels if we chose to implement it.

The technology exists for bending light using meta-materials , light projections or holograms projected around the object or craft, right now today!
So it's not even far fetched for us to use a cloak, let alone potential interstellar tech level beings from another world or time, cloaking a very large interstellar craft.

reply to post by Phage


Okay, not disagreeing with you since you seem to know about this stuff. I just thought it to be odd that you picture doesn't show any of it at all. Its at the same timestamp right? Is this just another strange but normal phenomenon?

reply to post by Klaatumagnum

Just for your info, debunkers, will explain anything near the Sun as either Mercury or some sort of photographic anomoly.

When has such an explanation proven to be wrong? Last I checked none of these "anomalies" posted has EVER turned out to be Nibiru, a world killing asteroid, space aliens or anything out of the ordinary.

Skepticism and looking for a mundane and simple explanation that the OP might have missed is important in identifying what the object actually is.

Originally posted by Titen-Sxull
reply to post by Klaatumagnum

 

Just for your info, debunkers, will explain anything near the Sun as either Mercury or some sort of photographic anomoly.

When has such an explanation proven to be wrong? Last I checked none of these "anomalies" posted has EVER turned out to be Nibiru, a world killing asteroid, space aliens or anything out of the ordinary.

Skepticism and looking for a mundane and simple explanation that the OP might have missed is important in identifying what the object actually is.

And i assume you given Phage a star

I agree with the OP on this one.

you debunkers always will try find some sort of an explaintion, if its venus, or Mercury why dont you think outside of the box for once?


And ask yourselves say if the earth changes that are happening now, are due for whatever object is coming our way?

reply to post by nobody you know

In the 5:06 shot, the one with the star...the star seems to have some kind of a tail. Is this time lapse?

reply to post by Phage


What exactly is it?
Its close to a perfect circle...
You know more than me but wouldn't the effects of gravity or the CME distort anything natural that close to the Sun??

If its a bubble of something as you suggest, I'd expect a fair bit of disstortion, not a near perfect circle..