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Solar flares are radio frequencies... radio frequencies produce heat by induction...
Originally posted by putnamcrab
reply to post by ABNARTY
It could be that the object is behind the sun... but still getting hit by CMEs... it could be millions of miles away...
I don't get why NASA claims that anomalous spot is a "1mm speck of fiber"...
Originally posted by RomeByFire
reply to post by 1AnunnakiBastard
On the last picture you posted, the anamoly is "lit up" and I see a full circle. I can see a circular object not a crescent one. Like I said, in the last picture when it's "lit up" I can see the entire shape of the anomaly and it appears to me as a circle.
I have no idea what it is though, just something I noticed. I'm leaning toward the official explanations though.
What? Really? That filter is an H-ALPHA... That is not the spectrum filter that is in SOHO..
Originally posted by putnamcrab
My theory based on induction...
Its the radio frequency of the solar flares that cause induction heating of the objects body or atmosphere...
The frequencies come in waves... some are stronger then others, which gives you the particial to full view of the object.
So before you look really smart by debunking this theory (this only a theory) please do the research and google "Induction Heating" to save yourself from a potentially embarracing moment!
Who said The object rotates as soho rotates... Maybe you can show me... i have found that not to be so... please send me a link
Who said The object rotates as soho rotates
Originally posted by putnamcrab
reply to post by Phage
so the sensor is made of something that detects frequencies of some type right?
you say white light right? Its not a lense but a sensor right? So its not going to "see" the light and refract it right? instead it detects the frequency of the light right?... so please elaborate on how a sensor can detect a fibre? is it reading its frequency? and what would cause that fibre to change intensities in frequencies? could that fibre absorb the frequency and change it?
This is a small fiber on the surface of the Charge-Coupled Device (CCD) camera for the COR2 telescope on STEREO Ahead. The total length of the fiber is just 1 millimeter. It has been there since launch......
....The position of this fiber on the detector is fixed, and always shows up in the same position in the raw images. However, the processed images on the website include a correction for the spacecraft roll angle so that solar north always points straight up. This causes the position of the fiber to change slightly over the course of the year, or whenever there's a spacecraft roll maneuver.