Unknown object in Libra

I don’t know if this has been posted before if so sorry. I was looking around on Google Sky and found this in the Libra Consolation. I’m not sure what it is and its maybe a wormhole I don’t know, looks like it was cut off at on end. If anyone knows what this is I would love your input. Thanks all. (PS if link wont work its at 15h 14m 26.48s -12 41'24.29" on Google Sky and sorry guys new at all posting.
:puz

Firefox won't open the link you posted for me. I'm anxious to see the image though! Perhaps another member can open it and post it in the thread. Just saw you mentioned the coordinates, I'll have a look.

Umm......your link does not work because I think you are linking to your own desktop computer.

EDIT: Glad to see you are trying to remedy the situation.

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Same with the link.

Also, Google Sky is a composite of many images taken at different times and is full of meaningless anomalies. If you track them all down and investigate those meaningless things, you will be doing it until you die and then your children will be doing it for their whole lives and it still will have no meaning.

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Tricky to say without the picture - I had a quick scout around the area and there are a few spiral galaxies;

NGC5892 is a beauty.
Link : server1.wikisky.org...

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you made that point so well

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www.sky-map.org...

Are you talking about the orange line? If so not sure what it is, But I am sure someone will know on here
Take care

love and peace

Rick

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I'm pretty sure those orange lines are meteors.

I have found a couple of interesting things In microsoft worldwide telescope
however someone locked me out of posting pictures. I have tried to log
in several times and always get the same message. I tried to re-register
and it says to come back at a later time. I've asked for mod support on
another thread and still no answer. Really lame ATS, really lame.

As for the rest, check out the following cooridnates.
15h 14m 26s -12' 37' 58"

That is interesting.
"Oh Phage!?"

15h 14m 26.48s -12 41'24.29"
scroll the photo to the right to see what the OP is talking about.

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Could it be a stiching artifact from when they collated the images together?

2nd

~Keeper

Originally posted by tothetenthpower
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Could it be a stiching artifact from when they collated the images together?

2nd

~Keeper

I have no idea

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I think this could be a technical anomaly. Seems like a glitch to me...

It's the Nexus.

oh noes

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Thank you for your help I need to get the Google thing under contral lol. You were a big help agan thanks.

Originally posted by Gab1159
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I think this could be a technical anomaly. Seems like a glitch to me...

Must be the same technical glitch on different programs if Google and
Microsoft Worldwide Telescope are seeing something eh?

Originally posted by Mr. D

Originally posted by Gab1159
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I think this could be a technical anomaly. Seems like a glitch to me...

Must be the same technical glitch on different programs if Google and
Microsoft Worldwide Telescope are seeing something eh?

edit on 31-10-2010 by Mr. D because: added

It very well could be if they used the same data to compile the images. Just because its by tqo different publishers doesnt mean that the images used are not from the same provider.

Originally posted by youdidntseeme

Originally posted by Mr. D

Originally posted by Gab1159
reply to post by this_is_who_we_are

 

I think this could be a technical anomaly. Seems like a glitch to me...

Must be the same technical glitch on different programs if Google and
Microsoft Worldwide Telescope are seeing something eh?

edit on 31-10-2010 by Mr. D because: added

It very well could be if they used the same data to compile the images. Just because its by tqo different publishers doesnt mean that the images used are not from the same provider.

They are different images at the same cooridnates. It looks like a red wormhole or gate
with something exiting in a V formation on Worldwide telescope with DSS.

I dont really trust much of anything in google sky
too much has been "adjusted" already