What is this on Google Sky?

I was looking around on Google Sky and I put Leo into the
search engine,and then I clicked on infrared and saw something
interesting,it does not show up on any of the other views.So,
being that I have never really checked it out before I have no
clue as to what it is and would like to know.
Here is the coordinates 9hr 47mins 51.0s 13deg 16" 57.8'

www.google.com...

I just clicked on your link and looked around playing with different filters. I don't see anything strange, what am I missing?

reply to post by stinger94


Did you check infrared on the coordinates i provided? There is a blue looking
object with lines coming out of either side.

Yeah, I'm not seeing anything either. Are you sure the link is going to the right coordinates?

Are you referring to this?




Very nice find.

reply to post by PatriotsPride


i see it and it looks like a black hole of some sort, wierd how you can only see it in 1 spectrum of light.

reply to post by killuminati2012


I am not sure if the link is going to the right coordinates,
i found it by putting Leo into the search engine and then
went to infrared view,panned to the right and found it.

reply to post by Steffenfield


yeah but your pic is better!!! Thanks

Ahh, finally found it. Yeah, I had to enter Leo myself. The link you provided doesn't go directly there. It's definitely interesting

I have uploaded a pic converted from PDF print






they say its good old 'planet x'

reply to post by PatriotsPride


here it is on wikisky.org

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[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/515d367437d3.jpg[/atsimg]

they say it is USNOA2 0975-06336061

Pulsar?? Not sure but it's awfully pretty!

reply to post by PatriotsPride


Check this out: Strange to say the least!!

5h 38min 35.0 sec -69deg 6' 6"

I am not quite sure what it is that you are seeing.

I found 9hr 58min 30 sec at 49 deg 43' 28.1'' to be interesting. There are five square blue blocks that I don't understand what they are.

Here is a picture of what the OP is talking about.



Here is the 5 square blocks that I don't understand why google sky puts them on there as I am sure they are not actually in the sky.

The coordinates you gave are nowhere near Leo or the star.

It's DK UMa. A variable star
adsabs.harvard.edu...
simbad.cfa.harvard.edu...*%20DK%20UMa&submit=submit

Originally posted by StripedBandit
reply to post by PatriotsPride

 

Check this out: Strange to say the least!!

5h 38min 35.0 sec -69deg 6' 6"

indeed - somebody has copy and pasted over 'something'........

I was just wondering if this image I saw in googlesky was edited in anyway..its definatly strange and unusual to me..Im hoping some one can say " oh that?> well thats just ......" cuz I sure dont know what it is or why it looks like it does..
9h 53m 25.0s 69degrees 50'12.4"
( sorry I dont know how to add the little degrees symbol)

reply to post by Phage


Variable star? Interesting. I am interesting in learning more. Would this be classified as an intrinsic variable star i.e. eruptive?

Originally posted by shimmeringsilver73
reply to post by Phage

 

Variable star? Interesting. I am interesting in learning more. Would this be classified as an intrinsic variable star i.e. eruptive?

variable star
A star whose actual or observed brightness varies periodically. These changes can occur with varying degrees of regularity and intensity, over times ranging from a fraction of a second to many years. Intrinsic variation occurs because of changes of the star itself, often due to internal vibration or eruptions, or to influx of nearby material. Cepheids and novae are examples of intrinsically variable stars. Extrinsic variation in a star's observed brightness that does not reflect physical changes in the star also occur, as when a darker star periodically eclipses a brighter star in an eclipsing binary system, or with the rotation of a star.
www.thefreedictionary.com...

interestng to note that the 'variable star' is only visible on infra red - thats huge variable-ness

Upon attempting to view OP's object, I seem to have stumbled upon the Death Star.

And it has a cloaking device!

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