I got a pic from 2008 of something near the sun?

I am no longer a big UFO fan. I have seen far to many cgi pics and lens flares. I don't give it much thought anymore. But I would like to hear some Idea's of what is in this pic. I have never seen anything like it before or since. I didn't post this in the UFO thread because of my beliefs. So does anyone have any ideas what could make this happen in this pic?




I was going through my pics, and came across it today. I have never gotten a answer, so help please. BTW if anyone could expand it I would be much obliged.



I asked the mods to move the thread from the gray area. It got moved twice and ended up in UFO's anyway,Oh well I guess it may belong here.

reply to post by rockymcgilicutty

Let me chime in before this pic gets Phaged.
From my poorly observational skills, I would say it's a huge interstellar mothership, caught in the moment of exploison, being overloaded on to much helium it took few moments ago, on frame #3325, someone call it a fiber on the lens, but don't fool gets you, it's a mothership I tell ya.
Of course, someone will tell you it's a overexposed image of a planet, Venus maybe?, do not believe them.

its possible image glitches with the SOL monitor OP. Interesting share. aup ciid

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I think he's been in a bad mood the last couple days. He has been trying to set me straight, I'm a little hard headed, but he is affecting my views on issues. But I do hope he stops by. Would like to hear what he has to say.

You Rang has different ... voices

reply to post by zilebeliveunknown


No no didn't you read my thread? I didn't even want it posted in this fourm. I don't believe in UFO's

reply to post by rockymcgilicutty


Paging Phage, where are you Phage? Yes, he would be the best to explain these anomalies. Other members have submitted threads with the solar anomalies and he correctly identified them.
Better yet, do an analysis of what was where in the solar system on that day. Was it Venus and Mercury? Was is a solar flare? You can always find this information just like Phage does.

It looks like a Solar flare hitting the camera to me.

Best regards,

Kratos

EDIT: To add is that you have to realize that this satellite is staring right straight at the sun and using a filder or shield to obscure the brightness. Maybe a solar flare affected it, or a micrometeorite hit the lens.

Its a planet, you see them all the time that
Venus or Mercury probably.

i used to be well into this stuff, checking stereo, soho etc daily. don't bother with them so much anymore. nonetheless. that's interesting.

reply to post by Kratos40


Hey , thanks but I sent this pic to the Cincinnati Observatory, the astronomer couldn't give me a definite answer.

reply to post by rockymcgilicutty


Don't forget cosmic rays hitting the lens/sensors. As astronauts have seen when travelling through space, they sometimes see bright flashes that indicate a cosmic ray hitting their retina. The same principle may apply here.

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I started looking in early 2008, still go about every day or two. I have never seen a pic like that since. Man this has been bugging me for 5 years, I need a answer.

Originally posted by Kratos40
reply to post by rockymcgilicutty

 

Don't forget cosmic rays hitting the lens/sensors. As astronauts have seen when travelling through space, they sometimes see bright flashes that indicate a cosmic ray hitting their retina. The same principle may apply here.

I considered and checked on those reasons, I really thought it was pixelation until Roscolaz blew it up so big.It does look like you can see through it, Now I am back to step one.

I have no idea which one it is, but as Amberleaf stated its a planet:

Originally posted by rockymcgilicutty

Originally posted by Kratos40
reply to post by rockymcgilicutty

 

Don't forget cosmic rays hitting the lens/sensors. As astronauts have seen when travelling through space, they sometimes see bright flashes that indicate a cosmic ray hitting their retina. The same principle may apply here.

I considered and checked on those reasons, I really thought it was pixelation until Roscolaz blew it up so big.It does look like you can see through it, Now I am back to step one.

Okay, but notice the bright white bar streaking right through the top half of the anomolie. My guess is that a high energy particle hit the lens and caused this artifact. It doesn't look anything spectacular to me. We have seen this before.

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Yea I do see a planet on the right of the screen. Look to the left along the refraction of the light ( along the white line) it's that black thing ( i'm not going to call it a object) that has been bugging me for 5 years. I have looked at thousands of these pics since and never again, have I seen another like this one. Roscolaz blew it up big in a return post. From the pics I've seen I don't think that it is a planet.

Originally posted by rockymcgilicutty
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I think he's been in a bad mood the last couple days. He has been trying to set me straight, I'm a little hard headed, but he is affecting my views on issues. But I do hope he stops by. Would like to hear what he has to say.

Not to derail the thread, but it does look like Phage and Maybe..Maybe Not have gone into the sunset. I used to see a lot of them but not anymore.

reply to post by Kratos40


I can see your point, did you look at the blow up? Is it behind or in front of the white line, or does it seem transparent? I can't tell.