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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 05:59 AM by EverAfter
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I am surprised this hasn't been mentioned yet or I may have missed it as I skimmed through the posts, if I did I apologize.
If the cold sun theory is correct then there could be a way to get close to the sun without vaporizing.
www.luisprada.com...
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 06:06 AM by amitheone
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Originally posted by EverAfter
I am surprised this hasn't been mentioned yet or I may have missed it as I skimmed through the posts, if I did I apologize.
If the cold sun theory is correct then there could be a way to get close to the sun without vaporizing.
www.luisprada.com...
Pseudoscience.
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 10:37 AM by shug7272
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 11:41 AM by agent violet
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i believe that the five objects forming the arc are smaller craft being deployed out of the triangular craft. i base this reasoning by noticing a
sixth craft that is not(yet?) in formation with the others. the sixth craft is located on the left most side of the triangle
sixth craft can be seen here(more visible when zoomed):
the next thing i noticed appears to be that of a dark spot? at first i thought that this resembled an unintentional photoshop dot possibly caused by
an accidental tap of a paintbrush tool. however i no longer think that is what it is. although i do find it odd that the only other similar dark spots
appear in close proximity to the space craft in question. all in all i notice approximately three dark spots in total.
they can be seen here:
there are at least three more oddities i noticed in this picture as well.
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 12:39 PM by undo
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well i found something when i put it in paintshop and merely changed the hue from reds/oranges, to greens/blues.
check it out
and to prove that's all i did to it,
here's an avi i recorded of the process
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 01:10 PM by agent violet
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undo, would that represent heat being emitted from the red areas?
if not, then i'm not too sure what your showing, but please take no offense to my ignorance. does the changing of color hues represent thermal
imaging?
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 01:12 PM by communicator
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Interseting post... I always like to read your post...
Keep up the good work
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 03:22 PM by undo
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Originally posted by agent violet
undo, would that represent heat being emitted from the red areas?
if not, then i'm not too sure what your showing, but please take no offense to my ignorance. does the changing of color hues represent thermal
imaging?
the colors were just moved over a couple notches in the spectrum
green becomes orange-red, and blue becomes yellow-white.
the big blobs of geometric color soilds, are something else entirely
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 03:48 PM by merka
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Originally posted by undo
well i found something when i put it in paintshop and merely changed the hue from reds/oranges, to greens/blues.
check it out
Excuse me but what is it suppose to be really? Because I totally fail to see the point of it. That's a highlight of the suns corona, yes. JPG
compression has smeared it together, true. I dont think one can claim the contrast and dynamic range of the picture to be all that great, I mean its
not even in an uncompressed format to begin with: you've already lost most ability to process it.
So again... Point?
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 03:52 PM by agent violet
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interesting. thanks for the response undo, it is greatly appreciated.
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 06:28 PM by ArMaP
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reply to post by agent violet
I could only now find the time to look for the original FITS file, and this is what it looks like when opened in
Fv.
After equalizing.
After choosing one of the many colour schemes available.
And after some more changes.
I think it looks even less a UFO formation than before, but that is just my opinion.
Edit: I forgot to say where did I found the FITS file.
It was here
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 07:34 PM by undo
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Originally posted by merka
Excuse me but what is it suppose to be really? Because I totally fail to see the point of it. That's a highlight of the suns corona, yes. JPG
compression has smeared it together, true. I dont think one can claim the contrast and dynamic range of the picture to be all that great, I mean its
not even in an uncompressed format to begin with: you've already lost most ability to process it.
It's not a different picture. It's the exact same picture, just moved over in the spectrum. nothing has been removed from it. it's still the same
image as the orange-red one but now you can see it with less orange-red saturation and more blue-green saturation (they just swapped places). i
imagine if there was any modification, it'd be done to the orange-red. so if you change it to blue-green, the change may or may not become obvious.
in this case, it just popped out. those solid geometric shapes, which appear to be huge pixellizations, are also in the orange-red version but you
can't see them. interesting, no?
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 07:57 PM by undo
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here's another interesting one. you can really see the circle of dots around the triangular shape, alot better in this.
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 10:06 PM by mikesingh
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Originally posted by ArMaP
And after some more changes.
I think it looks even less a UFO formation than before, but that is just my opinion.
Well, ArMaP, on the contrary I think it confirms the suggestion that it IS a UFO formation after all!! One can now clearly see the five objects in a
semi circle in the southern quadrant!! And that's what I've been contending all along!!
Cheers!
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 10:11 PM by mikesingh
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Hey Beth! WHY THE DEVIL CAN'T I OPEN ANY OF YOUR PICS? IS YOUR WEBSITE OFF LINE? Yanked off the net by the spooks of the three letter club or
what???
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 10:27 PM by undo
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not that i'm aware of.
i can see them anyway.
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reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 11:54 PM by mikesingh
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reply to post by undo
Check this out...Embossed.
Now is it pixelation or are these round 'objects' the result of streaks caused by cosmic ray particles hitting the camera's sensor, causing a
bright spot? If the particles hit the camera's sensor edge-on, it can leave a trail across the image. But there's no trail or streak here, as can be
seen in most SOHO images.
Or are they dust particles almost perfectly aligned, with similar dimensions in a semicircle? Probably one in a trillion chances of that
happening!
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reply posted on 7-12-2007 @ 02:25 AM by encoder
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no you are not right. take a sheet of glass an notice that at longer distance you'll get focal points. so what you are saying in almost nonsense....
in fact it is.. sorry for being so direct, but even a grain of sand can produce gravitational lensing. not nearly that large than the presumed
diameter of a photon but theoretically it dose. and the focal length,... well do the math.
the idea of the sun bending space is already proven(i think). -solar foci- is the keyword. so... google-it.
thx for the reply anyway!
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reply posted on 7-12-2007 @ 02:36 AM by encoder
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im usually not skeptical about UFOs but that looks like some distant planets..
i think gravitational solar lensing is what we see here.
i believe that it is impossible other civilizations to not exist.
i believe that it is impossible to call lightspeed a speed limit.
i believe that it is impossible to not to raise our heads for something that we dont understand and (recently) call it Alien.
i think we find more aliens in our backyards  than in that pictures.
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reply posted on 7-12-2007 @ 03:36 AM by mikesingh
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In response what watapi had mentioned that the Sun is not massive enough to produce "gravitational lensing" and that a gravitational lens needs a
very massive object such as a "cluster of galaxies" or a "black-hole" to bend the light from a very distant, bright source (such as a quasar).
Well, that's not quite correct. It boils down to the degree of lensing depending on the mass.
Time Slows Down Near Massive Objects. Scientists use radar to bounce off planets and satellites to check for this slowing down effect. The diagram
below shows a radar beam sent to Mars and reflected there being curved by the Sun's gravitational field. This extra curved distance, that the radar
beam has to go through, delays the signal. This delay can be measured. It agrees with GR's prediction.
Light bends around stars. This bending can be measured. The first measurement that confirmed Einstein's prediction took place in 1919. Scientists
wait for the moon to block the Sun and then look for stars that should not be observable unless their light has been bent to come in our
direction.
Ref:
io.uwinnipeg.ca...
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