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Originally posted by TsukiLunar
reply to post by Arken
Whats with the porn music?
BTW, I have no clue what those are, I seriously doubt, however, an alien spaceship has been parked so close to the sun. Seems a bit impractical.
Originally posted by DaTroof
3. We're probably seeing natural satellites. (planet, comet,etc)
Originally posted by SLAYER69
S&F just for the porn music
Very interesting videos
A fiber on the lens, you've got to be kidding me, that's ridiculous, unbelievable that they even used that explanation, you have to be very gullible to believe that.
Begone debunkers! this is grown up talk about.. possibility's.. no need for your hokey vodo speak today but thanks for the effort none the less..
Image artifacts
Not everything visible in STEREO images is related to the Sun or the solar atmosphere. Some features are caused by the telescope optics, the cameras used to capture the images, or how the STEREO spacecraft are operated. These features can be quite confusing, and require some explanation. Below we outline some of the common non-solar features which appear in the images.
Beacon data
Stars, planets, and comets
Background subtraction
Cosmic rays
Debris
Camera defects
Spacecraft rolls
Internal reflections
Corrupted and blank images
My thoughts exactly!
Originally posted by SteveFrey
reply to post by DaTroof
A fiber on the lens, you've got to be kidding me, that's ridiculous, unbelievable that they even used that explanation, you have to be very gullible to believe that.edit on 3-9-2012 by SteveFrey because: add content
Originally posted by tsurfer2000h
reply to post by SteveFrey
My thoughts exactly!
I am guessing you misunderstood his post, but I could be wrong..
What? are you going to point me to some .gov site that "debunks" this as lens dust or some other lame crap of an excuse?
Originally posted by tsurfer2000h
reply to post by TimesUp
What? are you going to point me to some .gov site that "debunks" this as lens dust or some other lame crap of an excuse?
Well then I take it you believe that what you see is some form of a UFO,correct? Anything to show this is something other than what those .gov sites say it is?
So you can believe anything want, all we can do is show you the truth but it is up to you if you want to believe it or not.
Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
So, to avoid being gullible, I should believe that this object is actually something out in space orbiting the Sun at the necessary speed to remain in the same position in the field of view of STEREO A for nearly six years?