reply to post by ngchunter
That was my first Tought. A Flaw.
Only after watching the flaw come and go I started to question that Possibility.
Another observation made me change my perspective about that black spot. If it is a Flaw why would it disappear and appear behind a planet moving in
to its position? Why would the Sun change its activity when planets move in to a position betwen "it" and the sun ?
Another important question is why does it look like being always in the same place? well it isn't. I looks like it but it isn't. It is moving in to
the sun and by coincidence stereo rotation arround the sun compensates its motion forward, closer.
When stereo orbit comes in to a position that it no longer compensates its motion it will move. And it will be impossible to see it on stereo behind
hl1 images.
Now .. Mercury came in to a position betwen it and the Sun and the Sun activity changed. We couldn't see it because mercury was acting as a
shield.
Venus was also coming in to place. We had to planets between it and the Sun.
We also have to question Nasa Home work. Why ?
Because after uploading videos and people starting to question it, information is no longer available. Lets take a look at it.
Information available at stereo site on the 13.10.2009
Stereo Behind Hl1
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...
14.10.2009
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...
15.10.2009
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...
16.10.2009
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...
Now..
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov...
Makes you think about it doesn't it ?