Massive UFO (Comet?) Caught Doing Tail Dive Around Sun

What in the world is that ginormous object and tail trail that suddenly appears on SOHO at 0:45 in this clip? Is date stamped 9/18/2015 But I cant find anything about it on Space.com nor spaceweather, just this: www.space.com... image of which looks puny in comparison, to this.



Hoax?

Well there is a site that has all the pics and video you posted but ATS doesn't allow their link.

Sun grazing comet on the 13th is what is in your OP.

"image of which looks puny in comparison"

a reply to: Milah

It's a cosmic strike on the lens

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: Milah

It's a cosmic strike on the lens

What's a "cosmic strike on the lens"? It be nice to have some explanation on that.

Thanks

a reply to: InnerPeace2012

Item 2 on this page..

sungrazer.nrl.navy.mil...

And here too..

soho.nascom.nasa.gov...

Yeah, cosmic strike... makes me think a 'mini-star' hit the SOHO lens - what is it? And why the wide tail in the backdrop that does seem to follow a trajectory curve albeit it a wraparound one?

a reply to: Milah

Hey OP i am sure their is a proper explanation here , I just don't know what it is.

Standing by for my colleague PHAGE to come enlighten us .


Kap

PHAGE? Sounds potent!

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: InnerPeace2012

Item 2 on this page..

sungrazer.nrl.navy.mil...

And here too..

soho.nascom.nasa.gov...

I am sorry but the image from your link doesn't look no where near, by comparison to the image from the OP.

And your other link doesn't work for me

Am I missing something here?

Peace

a reply to: InnerPeace2012

Read the caption for that image you posted.

Both links work fine for me, I checked them just now..

Pretty sure that video uploader is a known hoaxer/whacko on YouTube.
Videos with titles that start with "WOW!" are usually quite dubious as well.
Le sigh...

a reply to: Milah

If it is an object in space, I'm not sure how you can gauge the size as "ginormous" without knowing how far it is from the camera.

originally posted by: Iamnotadoctor
Pretty sure that video uploader is a known hoaxer/whacko on YouTube.
Videos with titles that start with "WOW!" are usually quite dubious as well.
Le sigh...

It's not a hoax, but it is in only one frame, and that's usually a high energy particle hitting the sensor. In this case it is a pretty unusual trajectory and trail. Still, a lot of apparent movement in one frame, and must have been close. There is also a very small partial residual image in the following frame, so maybe even a ghost in the machine, or something coming off SOHO. It's not a Comet




files.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: Soylent Green Is People

If it is an object in space, I'm not sure how you can gauge the size as "ginormous" without knowing how far it is from the camera.

Would you agree, however, that the sun is "ginormous"? For an object to be seen whilst "grazing" it, it would stand to reason that the thing is pretty damned big in its own right.

originally posted by: tigertatzen
a reply to: Soylent Green Is People

If it is an object in space, I'm not sure how you can gauge the size as "ginormous" without knowing how far it is from the camera.

Would you agree, however, that the sun is "ginormous"? For an object to be seen whilst "grazing" it, it would stand to reason that the thing is pretty damned big in its own right.

You won't get all the antics seen in that one frame if it was a Comet grazing the Sun.

a reply to: smurfy

You won't get all the antics seen in that one frame if it was a Comet grazing the Sun.

Oh, I wholeheartedly agree with you. I'm just saying that because so far that's been the explanation for it and size-wise, if it indeed is an object that grazed the sun and was captured on video, it is automatically going to be quite large. Right?

originally posted by: tigertatzen
Oh, I wholeheartedly agree with you.

I'm just saying that because so far that's been the explanation for it and size-wise, if it indeed is an object that grazed the sun and was captured on video, it is automatically going to be quite large. Right?

Well, sure. If it were a sungrazing object, then it would be big. If it were an object near the camera, then it would be smaller. If it were an object waaaayyyy in the background far beyond the Sun, then it would be tremendously huge on a cosmic scale. If it weren't an object at all, but rather some sort of camera artifact, then the size is irrelevant...

...etc, etc.

I mean, We could play this game all day.

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: InnerPeace2012

Read the caption for that image you posted.

Both links work fine for me, I checked them just now..

Here is the caption from the link.

STEP 3: Voila! Finally, after a "touch-up" of the color table, we have what may look like a nice UFO with a glow and exhaust fumes!

That things got a tail, the kind we normally see on pics of comets and asteroids gazing the sun every now and than, but who knows what it is.

But for something that relatively big, the story doesn't hold water if only one person reports it out of thousands gazing the skies, so highly probably that it is a fake. I am 99% sure on this.

Peace