Strange Green Anomaly Spotted On Jupiter

Saw this posted on UFO reddit just now. I doubt it's a "UFO," but it is a strange looking anomaly of some kind.

PHOTO IS FROM THIS LINK:
www.nasa.gov...

a reply to: shawmanfromny

It’s probably just a glitch in the matrix.

I mean, in the picture.



S+F for the finding!

In the original photo it looks like there’s also something floating above the horizon at about 11 o’clock, on the left side of the white streak. Looks like a cube when zoomed in all the way

www.nasa.gov...

a reply to: shawmanfromny

Doesn’t it look like the shape of a satellite? The green hue is just he camera with gasses and light reflecting etc... but the shape...

If you take a picture of Jupiter from Earth orbit there will be very few other objects in the background.
This looks like a parallax artifact where a star or planet in the background gets smeared.

If thats Jupiter, the anomaly must be the size of Colorado.

a reply to: Nickn3

This is a composite picture of likely hundreds or even thousands of "still imagery exposures" that has been built up to give the fine detail. So the parallax anomaly from earth orbit is over a much larger area of the background.

As Cauliflower pointed out the image is a composite.

It was created from ~30 image strips (framelets) by a citizen scientist.

NASA photo journal page of the image:
photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov...

SWRI Juno page of the image:
www.missionjuno.swri.edu...

The source images:
www.missionjuno.swri.edu...

From what I see the source images don't have the artifact.

a reply to: shawmanfromny
Peekaboo!
It's the Big Nibiriooski!

a reply to: shawmanfromny

It's a gigantic Dinasaur!

Oh that´s where he is


I was sure i have seen that shadow before !

I had a look at the raw images, and the green thingy is not there. Neither it is there in images produced by other people. Must've been some sort of processing artifact by the author of that particular image.

BTW, I had a go at making one, too:

a reply to: wildespace

Not a Borg Cube, then? Oh, well.

Thanks for the link!

I zoomed in a lot more and found this:



The arrows are pointing to an indentation or interference in the outer atmosphere layer. Check it out. So for me this isn't a glitch and whatever that thing may be it is definitely no asteroid.

Edit....Buuuuuut...it does kind of look like something is being parachuted in. Food for thought.

a reply to: oldcarpy

Could still be a huge Thunderbird 2 spaceship. Emphasis on HUGE!!!

catterpillar in front of the lens... !

a reply to: shawmanfromny

a reply to: Skywatcher2011

The images were selected with background artifact potential, odds are it was calculated and intentional.
To your points, the parachute jump would have required a landing area.
The one I found years ago had an X mark at the end of one of the runways with recovery infrastructure built into a cliff nearby.

Reminded me of an old Botticelli painting that also suggested a cryptographic key element might be needed.
Little Kim probably owns it by now but back in 1964 it was here in the USA.

This mission project is divisible by seven, lucky guess?

a reply to: wildespace

Whatever you just said...I can't..
I can't stop looking at your avatar.. Its disturbing and mesmorizing

its a cosmic ray hitting the camera's sensor

originally posted by: TexasTruth
a reply to: wildespace

Whatever you just said...I can't..
I can't stop looking at your avatar.. Its disturbing and mesmorizing

And yours is just disturbing lol