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Originally posted by questioningall
reply to post by InTrueFiction
No that is not what started it, it was the pictures from NASA's website, where people can see for themselves, some type of explosion from Jupiter as it was getting out of camera's range.
Originally posted by questioningall
There might be something to Jupiter igniting, take a look at this picture, someone took yesterday!
They say it is COMPLETELY Real - they think it may be PLANETX but what if it is Jupiter?
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Sargoth
A plutonium reaction is a fission reaction. A fission reaction is not necessary to produce a fusion reaction. To start a fusion reaction the requirements are extreme pressure and extreme heat.
[edit on 2/20/2009 by Phage]
Originally posted by Sargoth
Everyone should read the thread "Att. Are there meteors headed this way" which is just above this one...
blah...blah...blah
March 26, 1997: Thirty nine members of a cult were found dead in their Californian mansion. They apparently died in a carefully organized suicide. It seems that the victims believed they were going to meet Hale-Bopp's companion. I hope they found the peace they were searching, even if there was no UFO to meet them.
www.ifa.hawaii.edu...
November 14, 1996: Chuck Shramek takes a CCD image of the comet. One of the background stars displays some spikes, giving it a "Saturn-like" look. On Art Bell's radio show, Mr.Shramek announced this Saturn-Like Object (SLO) to the world. The rumor spread on the net that this object was a huge spacecraft (3 times as large as the Earth). The original image is compared to the Palomar Sky Survey, and the SLO is identified as star SAO 141894.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Sargoth
Your sources are about 10 years out of date.
To the uneducated eye "looks like" does not necessarily equal "is", which as I said previously, is the problem. The "companion" carries quite a legacy.
March 26, 1997: Thirty nine members of a cult were found dead in their Californian mansion. They apparently died in a carefully organized suicide. It seems that the victims believed they were going to meet Hale-Bopp's companion. I hope they found the peace they were searching, even if there was no UFO to meet them.
www.ifa.hawaii.edu...
November 14, 1996: Chuck Shramek takes a CCD image of the comet. One of the background stars displays some spikes, giving it a "Saturn-like" look. On Art Bell's radio show, Mr.Shramek announced this Saturn-Like Object (SLO) to the world. The rumor spread on the net that this object was a huge spacecraft (3 times as large as the Earth). The original image is compared to the Palomar Sky Survey, and the SLO is identified as star SAO 141894.
There is no evidence (other than "it looks like") that Hale-Bopp had multiple heads or a companion. In multiple studies of the comet there is not one confirmation of such.
There is no "tower" on the sun. That is another example of a digital artifact, something the general public had very little knowledge of in 1999. Some of us are a bit more knowledgeable nowadays. For some reason Gary Goodwin doesn't seem to be able to acknowledge that.
Cosmic rays: High energy particles from the solar wind, and from the galaxy as a whole, whip around the SOHO spacecraft and interact with the detectors. These produce spots and streaks on the detector ranging from a single pixel, to large streaks that span a large fraction of the image.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by guessing
Cosmic rays: High energy particles from the solar wind, and from the galaxy as a whole, whip around the SOHO spacecraft and interact with the detectors. These produce spots and streaks on the detector ranging from a single pixel, to large streaks that span a large fraction of the image.
sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov...
[edit on 2/21/2009 by Phage]
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by guessing
Same particle? What are you talking about? Show me a sequence of the "object" and I might think you have something.
There is a legend of a giant lumberjack with a giant blue ox as a pet. So what?
[edit on 2/21/2009 by Phage]
Originally posted by guessing
So in your mind an 8 year gap of time, showing the same high energy particle of solar wind in what appears to be identical objects is just another random anomoly? You can't be serious surely! find me proof thats its not apart from the nasa explanation, and i may give credit. In fact find me something better than what i have presented and convince me with evidence. unitl then, you comment has been noted and stored. Thanks for your valued input.
There is also ancient legend relating to 2 suns being seen in the sky! Eqyptian if I recall..