Jupitor Freaks Out and Almost Nobody Notices!

My guess it may be something from our atmosphere that caused it??

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For those of you that want to see immediately the stuff happening with Jupiter, you can fast forward to time stamp: 4:30 and that is the best footage there is. All the rest is just more 6, 2014 cdbfort channel (Chris Fortune) captures a bizarre looking Jupiter. Jupiter Freaks Out! You tell me what that is, I'm all ears! The first clip is the least magnification, the second is higher magnification and the last clip is a whopper. Be sure to watch the whole thing then watch the original videos!Links

arin Crapo's video showing Jupiter freak attack at time stamp it out! is the original full length video proof this is real!!cdbfort channel (Chris Fortune) Comments from some viewers, just thought I'd list this here, good info for ) She didn't hoax ) There were no other objects in the sky with these distortions, so it wasn't out of focus atmospherics and I doubt that it was occulation because the entire shape is think about that, if a body was passing in front or behind Jupiter, you would see the anomalies progress linearly, but instead, they are jumping all over the place. Maybe it went through a meteor storm? Can't rule that ) Her camera has a zoom apparently, and no, you don't have to own a telescope in order to view the night I wish she had a telescope with a camera hooked up to ) She observes Jupiter all the time and this was an anomalous ) All the information is in the original videos which I linked to in the description box and mentioned repeatedly throughout the ) Anomalies occur, very few people catch it, no one can monitor Jupiter 24/7, so it's fantastic when someone catches something ) I always share stuff I think is really neat and hope that everyone gets to see the magic of our mysterious universe that Popular Science laughingly thinks "they have under control".8) This entire event lasted for less than 2 minutes. Think about that. It's very rare to catch something odd like ) Re DSW74: Your video. I know you decided that on your video it was an object passing behind Jupiter which caused the blurry moon shaped object to stick out of it's side. But I wouldn't jump to that because you yourself said that that object should not have been visible in your if it 's an anomaly right there, you just replaced one anomaly with another. Personally, I think there may be more stuff going on on Jupiter than we understand. It's a huge gas giant, all sorts of weird electrical events could happen on it. I would lean toward an anomalous discharge event over an occulation that shouldn't be visible. (The event I'm referring to is DarkSkyWatcher74 filmed something odd with Jupiter also on a different date - "What Is That Object Next To Jupiter?" is the name of his video if you're curious what he got.)More response to comments: I did consider that something may have passed close by to Jupiter and looked everywhere for comets or asteroids that may have passed nearby, I couldn't find anything, but my search was very limited, NASA apparently is not interested in bodies that come close to other planets and so I couldn't find anything listed there. I also looked for possible sun eruptions or flares that may have triggered the event, I gave up. It just plain takes too long trying to find out what might have triggered the event, in the end, I realized that ANYTHING might have triggered it, after all, it's a gigantic ball of gas floating around in an electric universe. The real question is why this doesn't happen more often? Maybe Nibiru passed by it, maybe it was planetary alignment ( I checked, saw nothing special there), maybe a UFO zapped it, maybe an electrical discharge event happened, maybe it was a pole shift, maybe it was a meteor steroid Trust me, I was racking my brains and gave up, the what ifs are endless.

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edit on 24/4/14 by masqua because: edited 'All Caps' title

Here comes Phage with a "I'm gettin' real tired of ya'lls crap" in 3...2...1

a reply to: nighthawk1954
Scintillation..

Shes not even using a telescope.

a reply to: nighthawk1954

Very interesting but id say it was the Earth's Atmosphere more than Jupiter looking like it was exploding!! Jupiter is massive 69,000 mile radius compared to the Earth's 6,300 mile radius. Whilst Jupiter is a gas giant, I cant see it changing shape like that without some severe consequences for the rest of the solar system.

If this was for real, I am sure many amateur astronomers would have said something by now!

a reply to: nighthawk1954

In the video a plane is flying over, maybe its exhaust floated by the image a little while later, squirming it.

I dont get what is so bizarre about it....couldnt the atmosphere do that...to about everything?

Yeah. You're looking at atmospheric disturbances.
Depending on location and environment, higher pollution in the atmosphere = objects are distorted through a camera/naked eye. Even terrestrial telescopes have issues with bad atmo disturbances.

That is why some stars blink rapidly at night, usually due to conditions warping the light upon hitting the atmo.

It's either the atmosphere or a heatpocket entering the pic, as someone mentioned above the exhaust from a plane, what it's not is Jupiter freaking out and that should be common sense.

No need for Phage in this one IMO

Looks like it was doing the Harlem Shake!

I'd say the low quality of the camera and atmospheric effects combined to make that video.

originally posted by: Tucket
a reply to: nighthawk1954
Scintillation..

Shes not even using a telescope.

And that's not all she's not using! From the comments on original vid Fortune herself says

Hi Rhonda, thanks for replying. Yes ... this is Jupter.. and oddly enough, I ask myself that often, why do I never capture the moons using this camera?. This was filmed on my canon camera, not my meade telescope. On the telescope I can usually sight a few moons..but with this camera... Often nothing !

Here's the original. Go to :45 to see a moth larger than Jupiter

Dang - that's 5 minutes of my life I'll never get back...

I like Aleister's hypothesis.

I think it's highly likely what we're seeing is due to the conditions in our own atmosphere

My guess is a heat plume from the earths surface, a volcano perhaps? or a factory? ship on the ocean?

originally posted by: flammadraco
a reply to: nighthawk1954

Very interesting but id say it was the Earth's Atmosphere more than Jupiter looking like it was exploding!! Jupiter is massive 69,000 mile radius compared to the Earth's 6,300 mile radius. Whilst Jupiter is a gas giant, I cant see it changing shape like that without some severe consequences for the rest of the solar system.

If this was for real, I am sure many amateur astronomers would have said something by now!

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Hey All:

At 5:10 thru 5:12 minutes into the video it does look like some type of impact or maybe just whatever distortion is taking place. In July 2013 an earth size hole was punched into Jupiter's atmosphere and on Sept 10, 2012 a explosion on Jupiter was viewed by amateur astronomers. I am not really sure if something crashing into a gas planet can make the whole atmosphere freak out like on the video, but its good to keep in mind that celestial bodies do impact the planet and can be seen by observers here on Earth.

Still i would like to see a planet freak out like that IRL. lol

~Morpheus

a reply to: Aleister

The plane was a insect, shown in the video that DenyObfuscation posted.

Pesky bugs. lol

~Morpheus

originally posted by: AzureSky
Yeah. You're looking at atmospheric disturbances.
Depending on location and environment, higher pollution in the atmosphere = objects are distorted through a camera/naked eye. Even terrestrial telescopes have issues with bad atmo disturbances.

That is why some stars blink rapidly at night, usually due to conditions warping the light upon hitting the atmo.

What he said

a reply to: Mianeye
Yes plane exhaust could be one possibility. I often get a window seat behind the wings of the airplane and when you look at the ground you can see how distorted it looks through the jetwash. But such turbulence can have other sources, maybe a smokestack on the ground for example, from which a heat column is rising, could also cause such distortion.

im not trying to be a jerk here.......

But why do people film stuff at great distances with equipment they KNOW is vastly under rated for what they are doing.......

And then try to make a big deal out of what they catch?

Thats like me shooting a deer with a BB gun and then claiming that the deer must be an invincible bullet proof hybrid....

Seriously?

Have we bred out common sense?