Help identify object seen on SOHO

First of all hello.I need to know which star or what this object is.Please help.

Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Uploaded with ImageShack.us

You can check it out for yourselves here :

2011-04-04 --- 2011-04-20 sohodata.nascom.nasa.gov...

LASCOC2 & LASCOC3

reply to post by testradio


already seen this many times. I don't know what it is. The large ray makes me wonder.

Looks to be Mercury.

The following list was compiled by Michal Kusiak.
All dates and magnitudes are approximate.

Apr05-Apr14 Mercury +5.0 Left to Right

Link

Originally posted by Chadwickus
Looks to be Mercury.

The following list was compiled by Michal Kusiak.
All dates and magnitudes are approximate.

Apr05-Apr14 Mercury +5.0 Left to Right

Link

edit on 30/4/11 by Chadwickus because: fixed link

Dude, it's Jupiter.

Far too bright to be Mercury in that transit.

Thank you all.
All other opinions are welcomed and craved

reply to post by NyxOne


Yep looks like it, my mistake.

Time frame fits too.

reply to post by testradio


Is it Mercury? Is it Jupiter?

No it's swamp gas that has escaped through the hole in the Ozone layer. Everybody can see that.

Originally posted by Cobaltic1978
reply to post by testradio

 

Is it Mercury? Is it Jupiter?

No it's swamp gas that has escaped through the hole in the Ozone layer. Everybody can see that.

*sigh*

It's HAARP, you swamp-gas-escape proponents need to stop eating the cool aids...

Note the perpendicular elongation which is obviously caused by the thermal heating of the ionosphere leading to compression of the bilateral composites, which effectively means a 'laser' line appearance from a central zone within the causal relation complex.

Anyone who knows about it knows...

I believe SOHO has a FAQ section, no, in fact I'm sure it does.

reply to post by Illustronic


Thanks Illustronic!
I found out what it was, it was Venus probably, check it out :

sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov...

reply to post by testradio


Yes thanks and also for not taking things offensive, the saucer flare is due to the photo sensor because the planets are so bright, they are not there. The comet colliding to its death is a nice image, and should enlighten people on how common and harmless such events are, like throwing a grain of sand in the ocean, or an ice cube in a volcano.

reply to post by Illustronic


Hey no need for thanks, it`s normal if you ask me, I just didn`t know that they had a FAQ kinda section so thanks again for that.

Yep, comets are everywhere every time and quite the eye catcher, but common so no worries yet .
Great day to you all!

I made a thread here about another strange object on SOHO, but no one seems to be taking it seriously...

www.abovetopsecret.com...