Another massive object caught near the Sun

The image capture from SOHO is pretty clear:

The image is not from SOHO. It is from STEREO A

Seconds before

Seconds after

No. STEREO A has an image cadence of about 5 minutes. There are no images which are seconds apart.


It is not a UFO. It is a cosmic ray strike on the CCD. Frequently seen.
Here is the original (not composited with the UV image)
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

Here is another example of a cosmic ray strike.
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

Here is the whole directory of images for that day:
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

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Where do you go to get all the images like that from one day?

Say if I wanted to get images from the 9th of October?

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stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

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Thanks a lot, been searching for it for a while.

Originally posted by Phage

The image capture from SOHO is pretty clear:

The image is not from SOHO. It is from STEREO A

Thanks for clarifying.

Originally posted by Phage
It is not a UFO. It is a cosmic ray strike on the CCD. Frequently seen.
Here is the original (not composited with the UV image)
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

Here is another example of a cosmic ray strike.
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...

Yes, very likely that this is a cosmic ray strike but what seems odd still is that the object has seemingly moved from the left of the sun in the image to below it in the second image (94518) there is an object that has roughly the same shape as the object in question and if you scan the entire image there is no other object or strike which appears in this shape or as prominent. Would have to zoom in and scrutinize the second image for comparison.

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It is not an object and it did not move. They are separate and random cosmic ray strikes on the CCD.

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Very likely that it is nothing more than two random strikes but it is uncanny how similar in size and shape those two are in relation to anything else in the frame.

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A few pixels in a line. I don't really consider that uncanny but maybe that's just me.

Originally posted by Chadwickus
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If you watch the movie provided by SOHO (It's underneath the picture), you'd see there are dozens of small bright "objects" flashing on the screen for a single frame, the one in the screen capture is exactly the same thing.

It's either very tiny pieces of debris floating close by the satellite or cosmic ray strikes on the sensor....I can't recall off the top of my head.

Debris would be too big. Lets be logical.

As it was said before the object ratio to the earth would mean it is absolutely not part of any debris unless it is such a huge chunk it sizes up with the earth.

Originally posted by Phage
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A few pixels in a line. I don't really consider that uncanny but maybe that's just me.

As a skeptic, you are naturally going to be that way.
Not to put you down or anything. Just how it is.

Originally posted by JrDavis
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UFO's use the sun to go to the 4th Density...

Also our oceans..

Do people think they park in mid space?

Space is a highway for them and the Sun is a stargate.

EDIT: Can anyone explain how they are unaffected by radiation? Maybe we can pay them to clean up Fukushima? lol

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And you know this because...???

Let me guess, the Federation of Light and daisy-chains told you...

Originally posted by Soulece

Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by kronos11

 

If you watch the movie provided by SOHO (It's underneath the picture), you'd see there are dozens of small bright "objects" flashing on the screen for a single frame, the one in the screen capture is exactly the same thing.

It's either very tiny pieces of debris floating close by the satellite or cosmic ray strikes on the sensor....I can't recall off the top of my head.

Debris would be too big. Lets be logical.

As it was said before the object ratio to the earth would mean it is absolutely not part of any debris unless it is such a huge chunk it sizes up with the earth.

Originally posted by Soulece

Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by kronos11

 

If you watch the movie provided by SOHO (It's underneath the picture), you'd see there are dozens of small bright "objects" flashing on the screen for a single frame, the one in the screen capture is exactly the same thing.

It's either very tiny pieces of debris floating close by the satellite or cosmic ray strikes on the sensor....I can't recall off the top of my head.

Debris would be too big. Lets be logical.

As it was said before the object ratio to the earth would mean it is absolutely not part of any debris unless it is such a huge chunk it sizes up with the earth.

But for the object to be earth sized it would have to be close to the sun. Unless the camera has a narrow depth of field, we can't know how far this object is from the sun. It could be halfway between the sun and the camera for all we know, which would make it very much smaller than earth sized.

With the Sun being so hot, would we even see anything 'craft-like' near it? I mean, wouldn't the heat signature or any craft be cancelled out by the Sun's?

As such, this must just be a part of the solar flare. It's symmetrical seeming shape is mere happenchance.

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Beforeitsbews article in the OP states that the sun is the "ultimate power in the universe" as well as positing that maybe its different from others "in the solar system."...

They should have someone with a 4th grade understanding of the Universe and Solar System wirte these articles.

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So do you think a UFO could be able to harness the suns power to bend space and be able to jump from one galaxy to the next? Just wondering.

Several Months ago there was a meeting between a group of several races and disclosure is now imminent.

But... that is all I will say on this matter.

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I have seen numerous threads on these objects near the sun and I gotta say although they do definately look like an Object, I'd say they would have to be huge!!

Now.... who or what could build something so huge? Unless our Alien friends are 100 ft tall, I can't really believe it!!

BTW I did notice some other objects at 9 seconds... if you keep pausing and play the video real fast, you can catch the still frame.... two very bright white lights to the left of the screen.... they look more plausible as UFO's but then again they would also have to be huge!!

I say educate yourself before making such threads. So many things can appear around the sun FROM the sun, emmited by the sum, must be a spaceship!

Originally posted by Imtor
I say educate yourself before making such threads. So many things can appear around the sun FROM the sun, emmited by the sum, must be a spaceship!

I never said that it was a ship and just because you and others are so confident I'm not. Also I linked to another website that claimed it could be a spaceship which is where I got the story from - I just value the minds at ATS and thought maybe we could mull it over and come to a consensus. As said previously I am leaning to a high probability that this is merely a "cosmic strike" caused by the prominence however I am still baffled by a couple of things - I can't find another object or "strike" to even somewhat match the two in the image below and the object in the second frame below looks very similar to original in orientation length, shape and there is no prominence in that frame:



Yes the object would have to be nearly planet size which is ludicrous but I have heard of a great deal of stories from abductees and throughout science fiction about ginormous sized ships that are meant, not to house 100ft tall creatures, but vast cities and bio engineered environments that house waterfalls, jungles, forests, etc. - not sure just curious and open to the possibility.