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Originally posted by Terviseks
On the NASA website you can see the Soft X-ray movie and picture showing the non-moving object. (Left side of the sun).
Could it be a large mothership ?
Could it be part of the tomorow NASA's message ?
Here are the link to the picture and the video :
sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov...
sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov...
(Right click and save it on your HD).edit on 14-11-2010 by Terviseks because: missing links
Originally posted by Terviseks
Originally posted by angrydog
maybe just a broken pixel on the camera ?
I don't think so, as the satellite as to move, the camera has to not be centred all the time, especially in space... The black-mysterious-object is always at the same distance and position from the sun than the satellite which reccords the sun's soft X-Ray.
Originally posted by Terviseks
You know what is missing here ? Just another button to click "Yes I agree with the first hypothesis" or "No, I disagree with this hypothesis" (and maybe a case with the explanation of the Yes or No).
It seems we have two clans :
1/ Something wrong in the picture : mothership, planet X, alien... or I don't know what
2/ Something went wrong when the pictures were taken : space dust, lens anomally, hardware anomaly, or just a large CME anomally.
Maybe for the next answers on these topic, you should before arguyng (don't not the spelling) you should write a 1/ Agree or 2/ disagree and a small explanation.
And as I know so far, some people don't know, so I'll authorize them to put a 0/ for No position at all and also an explanation.
I'm working in an business intelligence school and I will be glad, at the end, to provide you an excel sheet with the answers, and an analysis.
Originally posted by captiva
Interesting thread, especially the idea that there is dirt, dust or whatever on the lens or main capture sensor of the camera.
Now I dont know about the camera used to take the photographs, but i do know about still cameras.
Hense I stuck a piece of paper on a lens and took a couple of pics.
Originally posted by etcorngods
That added nothing. Could have been replaced with a blank page.
Originally posted by boondock-saint
upon further review of the video.
It appears to me the image in those
photos is a camera malfunction.
At one point in the video, the sun
makes a clockwise rotation but the
image stayed in the very same
spot. If it was an actual object,
the object would have rotated
as well. It's a flaw.
You can drop ur bug out bags now
Originally posted by etcorngods
Is the "Spot" still there???