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Originally posted by zorgon
Ummm the satelite that took the picture is that close too. Its not melting. Doesn't look much like mercury or the moon to me. I do not see the sun in that photo nor does it say anywhere in the report that the object is close to the sun. And if it was near the sun, perhaps that explains the reddish glow?
The sun last I checked the distance to the Sun is about 93 million miles.
Okay I am confused here. First you say its too close to the sun it will burn up, then you say there is no way to tell how close?
Professor Richard Harrison of the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in the UK, an authority of the SOHO project, said that the images are of known origins, and are instrumental effects due to imaging of extremely bright planets and stars, and the detection of cosmic rays.
The glowing, saucer-shaped "craft" were said to be moving in a way that suggested intelligent control.
Nasa originally dismissed the images as being the result of a camera fault or as comets or asteroids and is now refusing to comment on them.
Mr Murray obtained the images from a Spanish businessman who picked them up from Soho using a giant satellite dish at his home outside Barcelona.
Over the past two years, he has collected about 700 of the pictures.
Mr Murray said: "The first thing we did when we got the images was to speak to Nasa, who said it was a camera fault.
"But by enhancing the images we proved this wasn't the case."
He said Nasa then suggested the objects could be asteroids or comets - but this did not explain the way they appeared to move independently and make turns.
Originally posted by Denied
Do you think thats blatant disinfo??
Good find.
Originally posted by Denied
Thanks for all the comments, im still at a loss on this one, as is there anymore information on this, has anyone seen these before?
Originally posted by Denied
And the secret to the universe is 47 right? lol
Well, strange how one guy with a sat dish on his roof was able to take 700 pics using this probe, i find that strange, is that possible?
[edit on 28-6-2006 by Denied]
According to Murray, the craft were said to be moving in a way that suggested intelligent control.
Originally posted by Essan
(If there really were that many spaccraft out there, surely the Earth would have been demolished by the Vogons to make way for a hyper-space by-pass by now ..... )
Originally posted by vorlance
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Cool comparison, Allred!
The best bet would simply be to get a video tape of the object in question. If they seem to violate the laws of physics or move in an intelligent way we'd really have something.
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[edit on 6/29/2006 by 12m8keall2c]
Originally posted by Deniedis that possible?