Planet-shaped Object Near Sun (pics inside)

Originally posted by virgom129
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..

You answered your own question.....It's NEAR perfect circle, not a perfect circle. Near perfect would be a distortion.

reply to post by stars15k


I dont think that covers my question..
I said "near perfect" just to cover myself..
It looks pretty damn close to me..

BTW, I also asked what is it..Can you answer that for me please..

Hey, where i live it was REALLY HOT TODAY. That was strange because the sky was full of clouds and there was no sun hitting us directly. but yet even with the AC on full blast in my car, my skin was BURNING, and the sun was behind clouds!

and there apears to be two of them.

Actually there are three, i dont have photoshop on this computer or i'd point them out.

has anyone here thought about nibiru?


en.wikipedia.org...


now i can see what you meant.

somethings been going on since last year big sun like lights in the sky,
strange stars tripling in size then going normal, somethings definitely up
,

Well ever since 2009 i've been looking at the sun almost everyday.

the last 3 days its been so f****n bright i can't even look at it

i've been trying to look for that comet but only had half an hr of stars yesterday then clouds, for a whole week its been cloudy grr

what do you get when you toss this into the mix after reading about nibiru.



However, it will be brighter later next week, as it approaches Earth for a 1.13 AU close encounter on June 15th and 16th. Right now, the comet is right at the threshold of naked eye visibility (6th magnitude) and could become as bright as the stars of the Big Dipper before the end of the month.

Since this is the comet's first visit to the inner solar system, it is uncertain how bright it will get, but skywatchers should definitely take advantage of this opportunity.

The comet's atmosphere, or the gas expanding from the comet's nucleus is actually really huge — estimated to be larger than the planet Jupiter, and that's what makes this one a possible naked-eye object.

article here

www.universetoday.com...

Originally posted by jumpingbeanz
i've been trying to look for that comet but only had half an hr of stars yesterday then clouds, for a whole week its been cloudy grr

its supposed to be clear for me tonight. im going to take a look when i get up for work. if i see anything ill get a shot of it.

what i saw was bigger than the big dipper stars so i know that's a lie from them
it was huge, it got massively bright and went smaller again flickering and when i say massive it was huge from where i was

probably as big as the sun in my avatar

[edit on 13-6-2010 by jumpingbeanz]

NIBARU RULZ!!!!!!!!!!!! \m/ ( >< ) \m/ That is no moon! It's a spacestation!!!!!!!

You guys are beyond retarded, no offense.

What you are seeing is........

Guess what?


THE MOON!

That's right, the moon is due this year for A solar eclipse. Coming up, well, shortly.

Don't question me, I am extremely retarded.

Originally posted by jumpingbeanz
what i saw was bigger than the big dipper stars so i know that's a lie from them
it was huge, it got massively bright and went smaller again flickering and when i say massive it was huge from where i was

probably as big as the sun in my avatar

[edit on 13-6-2010 by jumpingbeanz]

maybe it looked like this?

www.youtube.com...

[edit on 13-6-2010 by shaneslaughta]

[edit on 13-6-2010 by shaneslaughta]

reply to post by Agent_USA_Supporter

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?

By outside the box I assume you mean taking into consideration only the absurdly unlikely or scientifically implausible. Why would that be a good idea? Why would it be smart to jump to wild baseless conclusions about aliens and Nibiru? If there wasn't a mundane explanation and the evidence did point to something "outside the box" I assure you I would believe it.

Sorry but I'll always be more inclined to believe good science with a solid track record over absurd speculation, pseudoscience and assertions of faith about brown dwarfs and alien star cruisers.

The reason debunkers reach mundane conclusions is because the evidence points to these "anomalies" as being just that, mundane and well understood. I have yet to see the evidence bear out any of the absurd claims about Nibiru and aliens I've seen touted on this site - NOT ONCE. I also find it extremely arrogant that people here on ATS with no background in science actually SLAM experts (like the people at NASA) and institute their own conclusions as if they are smarter than scientists.

Evidence - 1

Fantasy - 0

And this does not constitute an argument:

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/f7274a3c2169.jpg[/atsimg]

reply to post by AeternusXIX


Wow, that means you are dissagreeing with Phage etc...

They stated it was transparent, you could see stars thru it...

Last time I looked the moon was solid

and you see what evidence to support your conclusion? you havens cited any there for you have no argument and from now on you will be ignored.

reply to post by Titen-Sxull


Great, so can you please tell me what it is and why its a perfect circle with minimal disstortion caused by gravity or other effects of the sun...

reply to post by jumpingbeanz

What you are describing fits an Iridium satellite flare. A good one will be brighter than Venus.