Starship Decloaks Near Sun

Originally posted by intrptr
I didn't say anything about this yesterday because I didn't want to ruin the parade. But its back....

CCD imagers are struck by cosmic rays, gamma rays, energetic particles from the sun, etc. all the time. Thats what this looks like. You can see the impact across two cells (bright spots) and then the ricochet and branch off to the right. It is instantaneous and momentary and gone, just like expected. Be glad it didn't hit your bones...

snap.lbl.gov...

edit on 9-5-2012 by intrptr because: spelling...

This makes sense, although I will admit that I didn't think that this type of phenomena was visible to the naked eye. Then again, we are talking about a mechanical eye here, rather than human, of course.

Thank you for this, intrptr.

reply to post by NeoVain

Okay... look at these:

sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov...
pec.yuku.com...

www.newscorners.com...

“The streaks in question are consistent with energetic particle (proton) impacts on the CCD, something which is apparent in just about every image,” Rich told Life’s Little Mysteries.

“Notably,” he added, “these artifacts do not persist from image to image,” — proving they are momentary blips in the camera sensor rather than an actual object in the field of view. Some images taken by the Lasco 2 camera are swarming with artifacts, caused by particles zipping across the CCD in every direction.

As a cosmic ray passes through a camera’s image sensor, it deposits a large amount of its electric charge in the pixels that it penetrates. If the particle passes through at a shallow angle to the plane of the camera, it affects several pixels along its path. The result is a bright streak on the image.

reply to post by petrus4

Actually, astronauts reported a visual phenomenon that stumped them until they figured it out. This is a general google search result for that. Cameras are a lot more sensitive than the human eye. I wouldn't want to be out there though when a CME went by to see just how sensitive.

www.google.com...

Originally posted by Manhater
reply to post by TheLieWeLive

 

I don't think it's a tether incident only because the same exact ship or whatever it is, showed up in the previous month on the quadrant III of (x,y), then it shows up on the y Axis of the quadrants I base line.

impossible and improbable.

Ship or whatever it is

*I'm really getting into this Math now.

Speaking like a Mathematician.. BOHAHAHA

edit on 9-5-2012 by Manhater because: (no reason given)

How is that exactly the same "ship"? Whatever it is it doesn't even look a little bit the same.

Originally posted by SpearMint
I don't think a ship could get that close to the sun. Even with advanced technology.

Comet Lovejoy did and went thru its possible my friend. I dont know what it is. It could be there may be forces doing this to ALERT EA*RTH they are here why in intergalactal space near SOL. Like saying PREPARE for if were here so are the others. I dont know what it is personally but dont doubt anything.

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reply to post by intrptr

Really good post. That's the kind of stuff many members may need to see over and over before they get it.

reply to post by SpearMint


Well, if a ship can't, a satellite sure as hell isn't going to. So, what is it?

Wow! Very interesting! I wonder what he was doing so close to the sun? Sucking up radiation or energy? Hmm buy very interesting to think what buisness he has so close to the sun.