Two NASA websites of solar observation simultaneously DOWN.

SDO and NASCOM are the websites that provide quickest and largest updated data of solar observation, and their servers are simultaneously crashed. That's a little bit unnerving, considering that it coincides with the hype of conspiracies and videos about planet-sized UFOs around the Sun, and how it's gaining fast popularity and hitting MSM, even though most videos are discredited, the subject is suddenly falling in the popular interest and this surely might be bothering a lot of people on NASA.

sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov...
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

reply to post by 1AnunnakiBastard


and they're back up!
Conspiracy over!

I agree it is pretty bizzare. I actually just posted a thread about how I keep seeing the same object in several images by the sun, and its the absolute same image, same alignment of light/orbs on each side in every picture, and never in the same spot. There are a lot of strange things happening with the sun lately, and I cant help bt question why we can only view certain images, and then they take down lapses of time as well as the blurryness of the images, which im pretty sure a billion dollar satellite would not have. >.

reply to post by freelance_zenarchist


Are they?? Please show us the working link.

reply to post by RooskiZombi


As a matter of fact, only the websites that "eat" lots of data, such as SOHO and SECCHI are up.

All working today,


www.nasa.gov...

sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov...