Sun UFOs Have Been Identified! The mystery solved!

The objects people are seeing around the Sun have been identified. They are asteroids and meteors burning up as they approach the Sun. Just like shooting stars in Earth's atmosphere the same thing occurs with the Sun. These are not EMVs or Planet-X! When the meteors catch fire around the Sun they cause a trail sort of like a shooting star. Some people on Youtube take images of these and call them UFOs or motherships decloaking. Nothing could be furhter from the truth!

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cool but has this thing next to the sun been identified yet

www.youtube.com...

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Do you know how big those meteors would have to be for us to even see them on that telescope?

Originally posted by CigaretteMan
The objects people are seeing around the Sun have been identified.

They were identified many decades ago, long before the current set of probes were ever launched.

Originally posted by CigaretteMan
They are asteroids and meteors burning up as they approach the Sun.

Except that is just one guy's incorrect uneducated guess, based solely on "it looks similar".

The real answer is cosmic rays hitting the detectors.
The streaks in the images are random. Random size, random strength, random direction, and never in the same place from one image to the next. If they were "asteroids and meteors" then they would follow a path getting ever closer to the sun from one image to the next... but they dont.

Originally posted by TheCh0de
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cool but has this thing next to the sun been identified yet

www.youtube.com...

It hasnt been explained because none of these people are scientists.

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But neither are the people who are trying to claim they are space ships

Good theory...but that's what it is!
Nothing solved!

Originally posted by TheCh0de
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cool but has this thing next to the sun been identified yet

www.youtube.com...

Yes a massive solar tornado

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
It is a polar crown cavity

2nd

A black sphere next to the sun on mars 11 2012
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Originally posted by CigaretteMan
The real answer is cosmic rays hitting the detectors.

Poor guy this Cosmic Ray. He is always hitting the sensors, and gets the blame.

Originally posted by PhoenixOD
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But neither are the people who are trying to claim they are space ships

But it doesnt take a scientist to notice a spaceship, all this other crap is just things that scientists study for years. These fake scientists just download videos off NASA site and try and put their own twist on what it is. Nonsense

Yeah right, I believe it, they are telling the truth as usual.

NOT!

Originally posted by zorgon

Originally posted by TheCh0de
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cool but has this thing next to the sun been identified yet

www.youtube.com...

Yes a massive solar tornado

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
It is a polar crown cavity

2nd

A black sphere next to the sun on mars 11 2012
www.abovetopsecret.com...

The objects people are seeing around the sun are mostly natural phenomenon that have always been there. Now that people are watching the SOHO now suddenly they see them.

Again they are not aliens at all they are natural phenomenon.

I thought many of these anomalies were to do with the CCD.

"The cameras usually used in astronomical imaging are called CCDs, for Charge-Coupled Device. It's like a computer chip that's sensitive to light. The best analogy for one is like an array of buckets in the rain. Each bucket (CCD pixel) collects rain (light)."

www.badastronomy.com...

I'm not saying that has anything to with what you have posted BTW.

When the meteors catch fire around the Sun they cause a trail sort of like a shooting star.

They catch fire? There is not much oxygen in space. You don't see many fires there.

Originally posted by Phage
They catch fire? There is not much oxygen in space. You don't see many fires there.

...unless it's a Michael Bay production, then there are HUGE fireballs and explosions

Originally posted by Phage

When the meteors catch fire around the Sun they cause a trail sort of like a shooting star.

They catch fire? There is not much oxygen in space. You don't see many fires there.

They may not catch fire but you must confess they burn up or disintigrate or explode

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They would simply vaporize. Disappear. Poof. There then gone. Like comets do when they get too close.

What is seen is cosmic rays striking the CCD sensor of the spacecraft. Here's what it looks like during a proton storm.

I assumed as much. I don't care what kind of technology you have, a ship can't withstand being that close to the sun.

Whatever they are they are not UFOs I am convinced of that.

Someone needs to thouroughly put this one to bed and make a video with their opinion.