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Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by smarterthanyou
Wouldn't the image be perfectly circular and not have any chunks out of the side of it? And not a small circle in the middle with a mostly formed outside around it? Bokeh would look like this o or a completely filled in circle. I still say the opinion is out on this until we can see other examples of similar "artifacts" that can produce this effect, this does not look like any thing I have seen before that is known.
I believe there have been posts with links in this thread that show polygonal bokeh and explain them. Photographers exploit it for effects in photos.
edit on 14-5-2012 by butcherguy because: (no reason given)
I think it could involve perhaps an internal reflection in the telescope.
why are there not donuts all over it? doesn't make sense.
Originally posted by boncho
It's a giant spaceship, aliens are invading, sell off all your valuables dirt cheap cause you're not gonna need them. u2u me for bank transit numbers where you can deposit funds, and I will send you survival material.
Sarcasm:
Do not u2u me for transit numbers. I am kidding.edit on 5-5-2012 by boncho because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by boncho
Reminds me of my dad who told about one of his scams.
He placed an ad where people could send him 100 DKR and in turn they would receive instructions on how to get rich.
For those who replied he sent a letter with a note in it: "Do as I do".
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by NotAnAspie
I think it could involve perhaps an internal reflection in the telescope.
If it were an internal reflection it's difficult to explain why it suddenly appeared on May 2.
why are there not donuts all over it? doesn't make sense.
There are, a number of them. The background subtraction software (which makes details of the corona more visible) subtracts them from the images seen here because they remain stationary in the frame. Just as this one will be when the next background mask is applied.
Here is a raw, unprocessed image. I've adjusted the contrast a bit.
cor1.gsfc.nasa.gov...
Originally posted by korgmeister
Originally posted by boncho
Reminds me of my dad who told about one of his scams.
He placed an ad where people could send him 100 DKR and in turn they would receive instructions on how to get rich.
For those who replied he sent a letter with a note in it: "Do as I do".
people would fall for that? which country u r from
Originally posted by Xaphan
So... what are these "bokehs" everybody keeps talking about? I have never heard this term before.
Originally posted by YellowRoseTx51
... The term 'dimension' is incorrect. These planes are separated by a barrier that is caused by the Speed of vibratory rate of the Atomic structure. This is seen in the element Iridium, which when heated to 850F, speeds up & blinks out of sight within a test tube. When it cools down again, it shows back up. It did not evaporate or alter state, it moved through that barrier but stayed in the same location. We've known that for some time.
Which is why it is said "Those Above may see Below, but those Below may not see Above". We use examples in explanations such as Energy Waves--radio signals--each overlaying the other and all existing together but separated by different Vibrational Rates of speed.
.....
. We used to have pictorial images of the Exit Gate of Man & the Entrance Gate of God. It is on the degree lines which are doorways through the barrier. That's why ships 'blink' in and out. They are altering their Vibration--
yellowrose- Your description of vibration and the barriers make so much sense to me! Thank you. Can you elaborate further? I'm also intrigued about the images of the Gates. Is there anyway to retrieve those? Would love to see them. Apologies-- don't mean to hijack the thread (unable to send pm's), please carry on everyone.
Originally posted by ladyteeny
i don't buy the dust particle one AT ALL. for one thing since when have dust particles been circular with a hole in the middle, and if it was it'd be there all the time, or at least somewhere on the lens.
i don't know what it is, but my belief is that its more likely to be something we can't explain yet, rather than something we can.
Originally posted by Xaphan
So... what are these "bokehs" everybody keeps talking about? I have never heard this term before.