Something noticed on LASCO C3. Can someone explain?

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If you go to this S.O.H.O site and enter 2013-04-15 to 2013-04-24 for LASCOC3 you see the video of it.

sohodata.nascom.nasa.gov...

Again 1 is sure there is a reasonable explanation so came to ATS to ask. Thanks in advance.

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Isn't the bright thing a planet?

Nothing weird about that.

Originally posted by Manhater
Isn't the bright thing a planet?

Yes also any checking enter this information :


2013-04-15 to 2013-04-24 for LASCOC3 and pick movie option...

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Than what am I looking at that is so weird?

The shadow?

Probably, normal.

Originally posted by Manhater
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Than what am I looking at that is so weird?

that, that is red squared?

Originally posted by Manhater
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Than what am I looking at that is so weird?

The shadow?

edit on 23-4-2013 by Manhater because: (no reason given)

hmm yes the shadow as you call it is there other shadow images videos similar 1 is asking that's all and if so can someone share them. Thanks in advance

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Just looks like it's shadow.

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Thanks Manhater have you seen similar images or videos? 1 is not doubting your input on this its just have not seen a shadow like this before?

Originally posted by Ophiuchus 13
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Thanks Manhater have you seen similar images or videos? 1 is not doubting your input on this its just have not seen a shadow like this before?

No, but the shadow is the same size as the planet so I doubt there's anything more to it. I think Phage will even agree. And, we usually don't agree with one another.

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rang rang ...

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the 'shadow' matches perfectly over the brightness. It would be the contrast level.

Why isn't that the first thing you notice? That they match. It would, for most people, be nothing of interest.

What do you think it is? That warrants someone to explain it to you?

Originally posted by winofiend
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the 'shadow' matches perfectly over the brightness. It would be the contrast level.

Why isn't that the first thing you notice? That they match. It would, for most people, be nothing of interest.

What do you think it is? That warrants someone to explain it to you?

1 didn't feel it was a shadow as much as maybe another celestial body reflecting somehow from the lens since it seemed larger that's why didn't jump to reflection associated with planet body passing as opposed to another. Good question though and thanks for your input.

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The "shadow" is an artifact of the background mask which is used to accentuate detail in the solar corona.
The "shadow" is where Venus was when the mask was created. When the mask is updated the shadow will disappear.

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See, even phage agreed with me. It's just it's shadow.

also when 1 enters date back further like say the 4/10 to 4/24 it glitches with the shadow. As far as Deep Craft go not silenced but RELAXED on the subject if not noticed as requested by ... so this is something I just wanted to get a clarity feel of others thought on.

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Thanks Phage your input is appreciated You would do good with NASA

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Might be that he already does