Latest STEREO Behind shows partial green sphere with a streaking comet.?

Here’s the link to the latest STEREO Behind COR1 that displays what appears to be a video of solar flare activity with a green sphere to the upper right of the Sun. Then there is that black squiggly thing to the right of the Sun.

stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...
Well, after all, it is NASA

reply to post by Violater1


nonsense that is clearly a pixel glitch that just so happens to look exactly like what a comet would look like if it were to pass close to the sun...

really though pretty cool stuff!

Hmmm that, indeed, is interesting looking! Unfortunately I'm not well versed in astronomy, so I can't even really speculate on it but you have my attention. Hopefully someone can give us better information on this soon, but good work sir. Flagged

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sorry, my bad, I had the wrong link up.

Originally posted by Violater1
reply to post by Sly1one

 

sorry, my bad, I had the wrong link up.

erm...I think you had the right link up, I was just being sarcastic in my first reply lol

when I click on it now I get some half second long low quality bla...

Here's another link.
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

This is STEREO Behind COR2.

Whoa I wasn't expecting that, interesting find. I can't say what it is really but I'm sure the skeptics will have a couple of answers. Although I don't really know much about the equipment being used, to me it looks like an actual object of some kind and not a glitch, whether that object is a piece of dust, a comet, or a spaceship I don't know, but I can definitely agree it looks like a comet more then anything.

Look very closely "it" is playing hide and seek.

And here is STEREO Behind HI1.
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

(edited due to misunderstanding)

Originally posted by Violater1
Here's another link.
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

not sure brotha maybe its just me but these links don't seem to show much...the FIRST initial link you posted was what I think you are trying to show here....the ones I'm seeing now don't show anything really at all...

sorry just trying to help you out

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I'm with you Sly, I saw the original link and THAT actually had something to it.

Here's the original video.

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

Originally posted by Sly1one

Originally posted by Violater1
Here's another link.
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

not sure brotha maybe its just me but these links don't seem to show much...the FIRST initial link you posted was what I think you are trying to show here....the ones I'm seeing now don't show anything really at all...

sorry just trying to help you out

In the first link, there is a green partial sphere just above, and to the right of the Sun. As a comparison, I added the other link. The third link, displays a planet I believe.
The original link was to the bookmark that I use, when I want to view STEREO.

First try! Pure luck in screen grab eh?

Question; These cams? are filtered so only certain light frequencies are visible...WOULD a comet be visible???

Good looking out in any case OP!

Originally posted by WielderOfTheSwordOfTruth
Here's the original video.

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

That is correct, look at the date. It's not from today.
This link is what I use when I go to STEREO.
I had originally started a thread about this unusual looking photo, that suddenly comes alive with the comet streaking from the bottom up. And yes the solar flares appear to never move.
I never filed the thread, but the OP is linked to my bookmark.
sorry for all of the confusion.

Oh I see now this was the original link: stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

But actually using my eyeballs this time I notice the timestamp. Thats from January of 2010.

Soooooo, I don't see anything in this clip you're speaking of.... if the sun was a clock, what time is the anomaly you're speaking of at? As in, where should I be looking?

Originally posted by loveguy
First try! Pure luck in screen grab eh?

Yes nice job

Originally posted by shenanigans
Oh I see now this was the original link: stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

But actually using my eyeballs this time I notice the timestamp. Thats from January of 2010.

Soooooo, I don't see anything in this clip you're speaking of.... if the sun was a clock, what time is the anomaly you're speaking of at? As in, where should I be looking?

Loveguy has a red arrow showing one of them.

I edited-in a question on my picture post...

It's directed at whoever knows the answer because I certainly don't.

I looped the player, and timed it like a drum beat...Pure LUCK on my part...