Something near the Sun. Can't tell what it is.

Are these asteroids, comets, or problems with the SOHO camera.


sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov...


I have changed and added this image which was the one I was concerned about.

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I'm pretty sure someone said on here a line going threw something like that is a sundog? or something that only happens to stars

That does look like something major!!

very interesting. i'd love to hear other's responses to this and what exactly it might be....

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Who sees the thing at the bottom left that looks like a mouse courser?... or is it?...



and if it is... that mouse courser is more slanted then mine!! :| i remember reading a thread on this forum about our real "space traveling spaceships" and that they are shaped like a mouse courser and its on alot of air force badges

haha interesting.

yesterday, I was looking at an old 7 minute feed from the sun back in 2003. It was really, really active shooting off a ton of flares or whatever, and I noticed that exact thing, coming from the right, go behind the sun, and eventually going off the screen to the left.

Forgot to mention it, but whatever it is, it's been there for a long time.

About once a month someone posts a thread about these... its just image artefact's on the CCD of the SOHO camera.

Explained

Originally posted by AnitaCigarette



That does look like something major!!

Its Wormwood!!!!! we are all going to die, RUN BIOTCHES RUN!!!

Wait nope don't run cause you cant run from it, Hunker down biotches. Hunker down like its 1969.

No seriously, Pray to God that you will live to see him and not that jerk the Devil.

Originally posted by roughycannon
About once a month someone posts a thread about these... its just image artefact's on the CCD of the SOHO camera.

Explained

Come over here so I can slap you for possibly the dumbest explanation on ATS i have ever heard. If that is not Wormwood then its a planet not some image artifact. Give me a break, do you work for one of the alphabet soup agencies or what?

I put the wrong image in my original post, sorry about that. Take another look at what I wanted you to see.

What is it ?

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now i would say those are artifacts..... wow... wow what the... i mean.. i guess that's some anti-gravity in full motion trying to be captured on picture

Originally posted by Fromabove
I put the wrong image in my original post, sorry about that. Take another look at what I wanted you to see.

What is it ?

Thats just a waste of all of our time thanx for the 2 minutes of my life that you wasted reading this .....

Originally posted by Fromabove
I put the wrong image in my original post, sorry about that. Take another look at what I wanted you to see.

What is it ?

It's..... nIRBIRU and the Annuaki!!!!! Coming to destroy us!!!

trust me its image artefact's...

Image

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It's a picture of a star, there is another one below right of sun. Photo is of stars with camara motion and it looks like three images taken. The motion of the camera is evidend in the direction most other points of light are moving.
Spike

Okay, I found it.

2003, soho monitoring the sun, about a quarter of the way in, you'll see the object you describe in your image entering the right.

Also, if you're talking about that big "blotch" on the image, and not the possible celestial object, that my friend is definitely an artifact.

sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov...


Also, there's a TON of artifacting in the video I linked, with all the flares and all. Looks awesome though.

Originally posted by Sky watcher

Originally posted by roughycannon
About once a month someone posts a thread about these... its just image artefact's on the CCD of the SOHO camera.

Explained

Come over here so I can slap you for possibly the dumbest explanation on ATS i have ever heard. If that is not Wormwood then its a planet not some image artifact. Give me a break, do you work for one of the alphabet soup agencies or what?

THATS possible one of the dumbest responses I have ever read what you are seeing is when cosmic ray's have a direct hit on SOHO's CCD CCD wiki

The charged particles temporally "fry" the pixel causing it to go white and thats what your seeing.

Here is an image of a powerful cosmic ray hitting the SOHO camera right in the face.



And no I dont work for the alphabet soup company why?

The result in the images are caused by bright lights hitting the CCD Chip in the LASCO camera.

Originally posted by Fromabove
Are these asteroids, comets, or problems with the SOHO camera.


sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov...


I have changed and added this image which was the one I was concerned about.

edit on 31-3-2011 by Fromabove because: (no reason given)

I think your thread died ......But it was a good try

Sorry, does someone have a link to artifacts that actually look anything like the above image?

The ones posted do look like the first image in this thread, but that was not the one the OP was asking about.

I'm sure there is almost certainly some ordinary explanation for this other thing that looks nothing like all the white blobby streaks in the artifact photos at all, but I'm just curious what it is if anyone can help.