Can Somebody Explain This Image of 2 Planets with Rings?

The whole image doesn't show on here, the image link is provided below.

I'm still relatively new to ATS, but following a post by a member on here, I entered the dates 11-03-2011 - 12-03-2011 into the video player on SOHO and noticed two planets with rings. I'm not too sure if they're both in our solar system, but gathered that it was visible and thus may very well be in our solar system.

Anyhows, if this is a total n00b question, please go easy!!

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Holy smokes, image fail!!

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Sorry should have stated, I know one is Jupiter!

Totally missed the object directly below Jupiter by the way. How weird!

My bad, the movie is still playing out and there seems to be a third, must be a common thing then. Would still like somebody to tell me what planets they are though.

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did anyone else notice the whited-out part(but in blue) in the first photo??
Flaw? Or what!
Just below the circled part.

Looks like a blooming problem to me.

Yeah weird huh! I only noticed it after I posted it.

Here it is blown up:

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This video explains those anomalies. Check it out.

reply to post by cluckerspud


Brilliant resource, I didn't know we had that kind of software, I'll be sure to take a look. Will it show images of the last 24 hours though or are we talking weeks/months?

Also, something I want to point out, this thread has nothing to do with Niburu. I was genuinely curious as to the planets with rings around them.

Originally posted by scottlpool2003
reply to post by cluckerspud

 

Brilliant resource, I didn't know we had that kind of software, I'll be sure to take a look. Will it show images of the last 24 hours though or are we talking weeks/months?

Also, something I want to point out, this thread has nothing to do with Niburu. I was genuinely curious as to the planets with rings around them.

I completely understand this has nothing to do with Nibiru, however so many people have used SOHO as a source for finding Nibiru so it was a tool to debunk it as well. It was fresh in my brain and I felt it was relevant to your question. Aside form the video title, it provides a great resource and tool.

Celestial can allow all of the images data to be plugged in to determine what planets etc are in them.

Ah right great.

What did you make of the image below Jupiter in the first picture and enlarged? If you have that software, could you check it out and see if it is actually there?

It looks symmetric and as if there's heat from both sides, completely puzzled me.

Not sure how long it takes to update. Sorry forgot to address that part.
Give it a google. Could be fun.

Those are not rings.
Those are light exposures, similar to sun dogs that any optical equip. will display when something really bright is being reflected on the lenses.

Mods, close topic.
Case dismissed.

Originally posted by lifeinthematrix
Those are not rings.
Those are light exposures, similar to sun dogs that any optical equip. will display when something really bright is being reflected on the lenses.

Mods, close topic.
Case dismissed.

Oh right, before you close the topic, is the other image in question similar to a sun dog?

reply to post by scottlpool2003


Could a recent video suffice?
lasco-www.nrl.navy.mil...

Because of course, looking up yourself would require LOTS of effort...


When you have time, visit sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov....

Originally posted by lifeinthematrix
reply to post by scottlpool2003

 

Could a recent video suffice?
lasco-www.nrl.navy.mil...

Because of course, looking up yourself would require LOTS of effort...


When you have time, visit sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov....

I don't quite understand what you mean? You're showing me the latest imagery, the images I displayed were from Yesterday. I don't get the relevance of viewing images from the last hour or two to explain what is in the image below Jupiter.

Sorry, as I pointed out, still relatively new to posting on ATS.

Dude, this is something common.
Theres nothing special on those lens flare effects.

Just understand that and we're off of the subject.

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they are not planets , they do not have " rings " they are stars , the horizontal line is CCD " bloom "

Originally posted by lifeinthematrix
Dude, this is something common.
Theres nothing special on those lens flare effects.

Just understand that and we're off of the subject.

Dude, a bit harsh dont you think. The OP said he was new. He wants to discuss this, let him discuss the damn thing. You were new too, in fact, you still are.

OP make use of the wonderful search tool to find previous posts on the topic. There are a lot of people on site to give some good imput to your question. You can U2U people that you think know what they are talking about. And discuss the hell out of it.

Originally posted by lifeinthematrix
reply to post by scottlpool2003

 

Could a recent video suffice?
lasco-www.nrl.navy.mil...

Because of course, looking up yourself would require LOTS of effort...


When you have time, visit sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov....

Stay classy.