UFO fires beam on SOHO cam?

Just putting this out there, video artifact?

reply to post by Cynicaleye


Yes, its definitely a UFO firing a laser beam. Have you not you seen a UFO firing a laser beam before?

The time coding of the video was hidden. I think we just saw multiple days of footage in that first 45 seconds, if not weeks. I think it's safe to say that it was some sort of artifact other than an ET with it's "beam".

reply to post by Cynicaleye


looks like the X-37B



hmmmMMM

Originally posted by Idonthaveabeard
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dude?? Whats up??

what is your REAL thoughts?

reply to post by Cynicaleye


Try this link to SOHO about this.

Click on "What are those flying saucer-shaped objects in the LASCO images?"

What are those flying saucer-shaped objects in the LASCO images?

The "funny-looking spheroid" is a typical response of the SOHO LASCO coronagraph CCD detector to an object (planet or bright star) of small angular extent but so bright that it saturates the CCD camera so that "bleeding" occurs along pixel rows. There is a bright horizontal streak on either side of the image, because the charge leaks easier along the direction in which the CCD image is read out by the associated electronics.

CCD stands for charge-coupled detector, and refers to a silicon chip, usually a centimeter or two across, divided into a grid of cells, each of which acts like a small photomultiplier in that an incoming photon knocks loose one or more electrons. The electrons are "read out" by row (fast direction) and column (slow direction), the current converted to a digital signal, and each cell or picture element ("pixel") thus assigned a digital value proportional to the the number of incoming photons in that pixel (the brightness of the part of the image falling on that pixel). This is the same kind of detector as is used in a hand-held video camera, though until recently, the analog-to-digital conversion was left out in consumer devices.

If you point a video camera at a very bright source (say, the Sun), the image "blooms" or brightens all over --- there are so many electrons produced in the pixels corresponding to the bright source that they spill over into adjacent rows and column, perhaps over the entire detector. Better CCD's will "bleed" only along the fast readout direction (a single row), and perhaps a few adjacent rows.

The LASCO and EIT CCD cameras include "anti-bleed" electronics which limit the pixel bleeding around bright sources to less than the full row (and usually no adjacent rows). In the case of a marginally too-bright object, the pixel bleeding will be only a few pixels in either direction along the fast readout direction. Thus, the "flying saucer" images.

A few of the LASCO images that have appeared on the "extraterrestrial" Web sites show much larger and brighter, but still saucer-like features. These images are in fact obtained with the instrument door closed, but with an incorrectly long exposure. The big "saucers" result from massive pixel bleeding along every row of the detector containing part of the image of the "opal," or small diffusing lens, in the instrument door, that is used for obtaining calibration data.

If your correspondents still prefer to believe that the pixel-bled images of planets or bright stars are something else, ask them why the extended part of the "saucers" (i.e., the pixel bleeding) always occurs in the same direction relative to the image --- even when the spacecraft is rolled relative to its normal orientation relative to the Sun.

There are also links to other items of interest. These video's are kids playing games or adults who should know better.

reply to post by NoRemorse762


Coming from an expert who himself is holding a laser gun. What are you trying to distract us from, NoRemorse?

I say it is an artifact. I really didn't get the video - it was your typical SOHO footage and then, WHAM, it pauses on a strange image. But, like OP said, just putting it out there.

Seen a few others recently on SOHO too, star wars is what is occurring and its gotta be the bad guys attacking which would mean our military as well.

reply to post by Unity_99

star wars is what is occurring and its gotta be the bad guys attacking

It's gotta be ? No other possible explanation? Uhhhh.... what's attacking what? One "object" here.

Momentary blip, cosmic ray strike on the sensor. That's why ADGUK crops out the image data to make you search for the original at SOHO.

reply to post by darrman


Looks like a answer has been found.

Very interesting, looks like a craft to me. The beam is probably a tractor beam or something,,,,,just kiddn

Told you guys a million times that these things are shooting lasers and playing laser tron up there and no one wants to believed me. Oh, I think this the 2nd time it shot at the SOHO.

Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
reply to post by Unity_99

 

star wars is what is occurring and its gotta be the bad guys attacking

It's gotta be ? No other possible explanation? Uhhhh.... what's attacking what? One "object" here.

Momentary blip, cosmic ray strike on the sensor. That's why ADGUK crops out the image data to make you search for the original at SOHO.

Tons of ideas put out by skeptics. But not buying it for one second. The other SOHO video shows a craft, and green laser beams. It was very interesting.

Also, know there is star wars going on perpetually. But they are not winning on this.

reply to post by Unity_99

The other SOHO video shows a craft, and green laser beams. It was very interesting.

What other SOHO video? That's pretty vague.

Also, know there is star wars going on perpetually.

Of course, very popular movies.

reply to post by DenyObfuscation


Don't even bother with Unity_99..she is in her own world...

Has a lot of BS to spread herself.

So basically this thread was started by a person who has idea what he/she is looking at and other people deluded fools are and will be chiming in about it...lol.