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Originally posted by michael1983l
reply to post by Just Chris
I think you may be getting a little too excited over not very much substance in my opinion. The levels of radiation this close to the sun and sheer heat is bound to make our detection instruments prone to errors. I think what we see around the Sun in these types of images are nothing put false reports by our instruments and on occasions space debris and comets/asteroids in the sun's orbit.
Originally posted by michael1983l
reply to post by Just Chris
Yes but that debunk is pretty watertight, the differing types of rays and their levels of intensity could and will easily cause this many false readings.
And in answer to your suggestion that when first launched STERIO did not pick up these "UFO's", well therein lies the answer to your question, the instruments on board have steadily become more unreliable the longer it has been exposed to those levels of Radiation. As it gets older it WILL degrade more and give you even more false readings.
No they aren't. They have always appeared. The difference is that they look different in the beacon mode (low resolution) images than they do in the high resolution images.
These are becoming increasingly more common over the past year.
Flick back a couple of years on ATS and you will find that they have been there.
Flick back through NASA's archives a couple of year's and these simply don't show up, however look at some of the more recent uploads and they're not even trying to hide them any more!
How many times is it possible to see space debris in a number of different locations on the Stereo photos over a short time-scale?