Why?
How else would we know what it is, where it is going, what it will do and when, how it will affect us and why?
If the info was given to us in a non-traditional manner, are we compelled to reject it? Is that scientific?

There's no way that could be a glitch...
It's obviously a black hole spinning around the sun.

er... I think a lot of people are jumping the gun on this one. It is most likely a lens on the telescope camera. I have put filters on my telescope at home before, it has the same effect. It is a perfect circle, albeit not all there - but it definitely has the feel of a lens covering some of the image.

Anyways, has anyone even checked to find out where those photos are from? How do we know these are real? I have no idea why we would trust a random youtube video of some pictures without even seeing if the pictures exist. I myself have no idea where to find them so if anyone can help out with that...?

double post!

Also- "NASA To Announce Discovery of an 'Exceptional Object' in Space"
is a Psy-Op false flag. They want people to think that they are keeping them up to date with astronomical discoveries. If you found it boring, it was intended to be so. They were also seeing if people were paying attention to this subject matter.

It has been over 2 hours since the last post on this thread. How strange that I watch argument after argument about swamp gas, Venus, Balloons, ect...and a post comes along showing something partially blocking the Sun, and the thread dies out. Is this just from a lack of interest? I was hoping that someone would at least offer some type of reasonable explanation.

I find it rather usual actually in thread mechanics, when its too hard for the nay sayers to say nay the threads usually have far less replies.

I find this quite interesting and I hope that an explanation is eventually found out, whatever that might be. However I am inclined to believe that it was either a humongous object or a lens issue, these things are usually explained by a camera malfunction, but the information the author of the video presented did have actual bandwave data to show a validity in the occurrence...

So far there are about 3 opinions it is the moon, slightly eclipsing the sun, which sounds entirely plausible to me. Until Phage or someone shows up (did anyone check NASA?) we may never know for sure. Bump.

If we're going to die; the least we could do is look good for it.

Originally posted by ceetee
While I agree the title was misleading, the OP was asking for opinion from the ATS experts in the field. We now know the answer, as it's been provided a few posts up. I learned something from this entire post cycle. I'd much rather it'd have been here than not at all. I'm not sure you understand the concept of a discussion forum!

On November 6, 2010, something big- huge happened.
But almost nobody saw it. It was the sun, and what partially blocked it's view-
www.youtube.com...

No they weren't. They offered the graspers another chunk of pseudo science from a youtube person who spends his entire time doing this sort of thing, and was expecting people to react exactly as they did.

It's embarrassing seeing some of the replies on youtube to this.