Someone Please Explain To Me - The Theory that Jupiter Ignited - while behind the Sun right now

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daz...I'm not sure but I don't think those pics are in the visible spectrum. Somebody can please correct me if I'm mistaken.

I've added some new information to my thread in relation to this possibility. Updated info is on page 18 for those that have already viewed it.
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Not sure if Jupiter could have ignited or if the sun let off some CME etc... But this may be linked to what I've found out.

Keep up the thinking everyone. This is how things gets solved.

Peace and Love to you all
Rgds
S&F


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I'd venture to guess that a CME large enough to ignite Jupiter would most likely have spanked the living daylights out of the Earth and inner planets as well.

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The hazy stuff on coming from the left side of the frame is part of a solar flare. A not particularly impressive one.
Here is an impressive one:



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Has anyone here has see the interview with Boriska at www.projectcamelot.org?

Basicaly hes a young boy from russia that could remeber a past life on mars. In the interview he says that they were putting somthing into jupiter to turn it into a sun. Before the planet that now forms the asteroid belt exploded. (cant remeber what he said caused that.) Just thought i would add that.

Most people here are arguing that it couldnt happen or if it did they we would all die etc. But unless it actually happend we wouldnt know. We have absolutly nothing to base that conclusion on.

Some of the arguments sound reasonable, but thats only beacuse your basing your reasoning on the belief that the sun and other stars are basically giant nucleur fusion reactors. And that Jupiter would turn into the same. Which is not true. We only asume thats what they are. Its pure theory for somthing we cant explain.

Its a bit like when they tell you that the core of the earth is a giant iron sphere. Ahaha. Total crap yet we take it to be fact. Unless they drill a hole aaaaaaaaaaall the way down there, theres no way to know.

And that theory stays because they have no other way to explain where the energy is coming from. Theres other theorys that explane how the sun and the planets work that fit perectly with what we can measure and see. ( And before you ask, no i have no links or whatever at hand)

But were not alowed to be smart. Bad sheep!

Just like somone mentioned earlier. Jupiter IS puting off way more energy that it recieves from the sun. If you stick to "supposed scientific facts" of how things work, that should be impossible.

Y'know everthign would have to be re-written and our world turned upside down for a while if we actually decided to teach truth to the world, Instead of popular theory and total lies.

lol i cant wait to see how many people attack me for this. But hey, thats why i stopped posting here.

Peace

~Vandalis~

Originally posted by daz__
reply to [url=http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread437236/

What are your thoughs?

peace

daz__

[edit on 18/2/2009 by daz__]

Once again, right from that same site:

Several instruments on STEREO (Behind) observed the progress of a good-sized coronal mass ejection (CME) as it blasted out from the sun and into space (Jan. 21-25, 2009).

The burst of particles was first spotted late on Jan. 21 by the COR2 coronagraph as a bulbous cloud with a bright core, which expanded to the right. With its broad field of view to the right of the sun the HI1 instrument picked up the cloud early on Jan. 22 and watched it expand even further over the next two days. (The very bright object to the right of the middle is Venus.) Lastly, the HI2 imager (see video) tracked the much fainter CME cloud as it crossed millions of miles of space and continued to expand further through Jan. 25. The CME did not appear to generate any effects here on Earth, but the CME was detected by the other STEREO spacecraft (Ahead) as it passed by.