What is this on NASA SOHO ahead image????

what are those things on the bottom left???

Please point out what you talking about. "9 things" is a little vague. I don't see anything in that photo unusual at all.

Same here. I used to have SOHO near-live feed as my screen saver, and there is nothing on this picture that would not be found on any SOHO image.

What are you seeing?

My guess is, that would be a meteorite
with long exposure from pic

there is a better picture few seconds after this picture. Go to www.disclose.tv...

and scroll down to the middle... You will see 9 things lining up!!

that is interesting to say the least...good find...the fact that nasa didnt photoshop this out at all is a surprise to say the least lol

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Interesting, but I'll wait for the experts..Also do you have the same links from original site ?

They would be huge...

Very interesting - have never seen anything like this on SOHO images. Wow where are the experts? S&F

see on www.disclose.tv...

website, people have posted the official soho website...but for some reason, these pictures are gone...

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Several months ago there were videos uploaded onto yt and gv, they were around 1hr in length and did show what you are referring to, however, it showed much more than expected. Subsequently, those videos have been taken off line and all reference or any attempt to upload those vids have been unsuccessful till this date.

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Looks like someone had an oversite and took it down. I went to the NASA site and the SOHO image for today is not the one you posted.

Originally posted by crazydaisy
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Looks like someone had an oversite and took it down. I went to the NASA site and the SOHO image for today is not the one you posted.

Really?? Something smells like a fish...

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That would be a photoshopped image.
The COR2 images are taken at 15 minute intervals. The image before that one is at 09:24:
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

The next one is at 09:39.
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

There is no image at 09:35

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

The image in the OP is a cosmic ray strike on the sensor.

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The image in the OP is a cosmic ray strike on the sensor.

Is that an opinion or a fact phage?

Not that I think 9 larger than earth UFOs are on there way here..

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It's my opinion that it is a fact.

Cosmic rays are very high energy particles which come from a variety of sources (e.g. solar flares, supernovae). They are of interest to lots of astronomers, but mostly just noise for us. We see lots of them in every image and occasionally, 3 or 4 of them hit the CCD in just the right places in consecutive images to fool us into believing there is a real object there. The cosmic rays can show up as points or as streaks.

sungrazer.nrl.navy.mil...

Originally posted by CynicalM
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The image in the OP is a cosmic ray strike on the sensor.

Is that an opinion or a fact phage?

Not that I think 9 larger than earth UFOs are on there way here..

I'm not Phage, but it's a fact.
stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov...

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Thank you...

So, is the OPs pic photoshoped to show 9 of these things?

reply to post by CynicalM

The image linked in the OP is not photoshopped. It shows a typical cosmic ray "streak" effect as can be seen in the high resolution version of the image.

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Thanks mate..I meant on his link there is a supposed enlargement that shows 9 clearly seperate objects..

If ya get a chance please take a look..Must be photoshop cause it isnt the effect you suggest...

reply to post by CynicalM

Yes, that one is photoshopped. I mentioned the anomalous timestamp on it.