Sunspot 1303?! Bigger then 1302? Caused by Elenin? Catastrophic solar flare/CME?

reply to post by smarterthanyou


IT'S PLEAIDIES. STOP POSTING IT.

reply to post by Chadwickus


Yup, and I don't see how its Pleaides...


Do you?

reply to post by LightAssassin


Prove it... don't just blab what everyone else is saying

edit: you could say "prove that its not" but then we will be a standstill. So really, there's no proof either way until somebody provides some. Based on what the guy said in the video and the images, it doesnt look like it to me.

reply to post by XplanetX


You have to be more specific in your question.
What time period?

Originally posted by intergalactic fire
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You have to be more specific in your question.
What time period?

At any time period in recorded history, what is the largest number of sunspots ever seen on Sol?

This guy explains how it could be possible, but they still look nothing alike, whatsoever. One is a cluster, the other is a circle... but again I'm not an expert. I don't think you can definitively say that it is Pleaides, they look completely different, and to me it looks like pleaides is visible on Stereo Ahead HI2, not Behind HI2. Just me though.

reply to post by XplanetX


Maybe this could help
en.wikipedia.org...

Subscribing now.

Looks interesting, all these astronomic events all occurring around the same day, seems odd. Or just a really bad coincidence

reply to post by LightAssassin
Umm if you watch the vid at 129 you can see pl its right above the obj he is pointing at or I could be seeing things and completely wrong either way who knows. But its rude to tell someone else that they should not add to the conversation even if they say something speculative how else would the tread move forward.

I WISH I'D COME TO THIS THREAD EARLIER SO THAT I COULD HAVE POSTED A REPLY ALL IN CAPS AND WITHOUT ANY PUNCTUATION SCREAMING ABOUT CATASTROPHIC THINGS OF GREAT EXPLOSIVENESS!!11!!!!ELEVEN!!1!1!!!!ONe!!!!!

reply to post by jonco6


Sorry man but he's posted this vid in several other threads I am active in.

Phage declares it's not the Pleidies or Elenin, but some other star cluster.

Back on topic, to keep a check on the solar flares go toSpaceweather.com

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reply to post by zenius


I take much delight in proving Phage is wrong. Lets hope it's followed by getting a gazillion stars for this post.

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reply to post by MountainEnigma


No, look at the dates. The first pic is where Pleaides enters the first camera. Then the following pics are taken at the exact same time. Mercury is long gone. The reason I showed where Mercury is on the first pic is to give you an idea of the ecliptic. See where Pleaides appears. Above the ecliptic...on ALL the pics.

Well that CME is hitting today, and I woke up at 530 am to a really huge storm. Its so hot in here but you cant open the door there are really strong winds blowing constantly. Its almost like a hurricane in the Fraser Valley, BC.

reply to post by LightAssassin


No its not. Pleiades doesnt cause the sun to react, which the sun did. The sun actually REACTS to that object.

I believe its this:


Elenin visible from Equador 23 september 2011

Which was the same day as someone took pictures in Hawaii, an object that went down 4 hours before the sun rose and was not the moon. Oh the moon was full around the 12th by the way.

reply to post by Unity_99


Unity, I like your work, but you are wrong. It is CLEARLY Pleaides. Whether it coincided with a CME has nothing to do with it. Elenin disappeared from Stereo B HI1 cameras after 4th Sept. You can view it CLEARLY from Aug 14th to Sept 4th on Stereo B HI1.


That vid, it is more chance of it being a UFO than Elenin.

lots of posts on ATS about our sun, here in the last couple of days. the next few days may become interesting.

Im suprised the elenin crowd have not jumped on the uptick in solar activity, claiming the comet is now buried in the suns core and turning it into a blackhole or some such nonsense. Very disapointing