Huge object seen in front of one of the Sun's gigantic CME's

I'm going to guess and say a big space bug in front of the lens? hahah

Jokes aside, I'd have to say a spacecraft of some sort. Because you'd have to have something really beefed up to withstand a CME that close.

And that CME is flippin huge I might say. It looks like a really big jellyfish being born.




Give me your thoughts fellow earthlings

Smudge or one hell of a big slave transport

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I think I just pee'd a little

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heh, I had to check if it was a smudge on my screen!
It is awesome, whatever it is.

I vote...bug on lens..yup, bug on lens.....

Des

to infinity and beyond

Just a theory, but it could just be space debris. Possibly an asteroid?? Don't know, but it is a very interesting piece.

Whatever it is, it may not be that close to the sun. It is just somewhere between the lens and the sun.

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That's pretty cool! Definitely plasma-gravity activity. However, I don't think the object in lens is THAT huge, but I do think that giant triangle inside the sun still exists

Oh crap, now they'll be all up in out booty holes for sure. Sorry, I told him to make sure the stealth shields were active. Leave it to your younger siblings to screw something up...

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If it were something on the lens, probably not that big.

If it were something floating out in space I'd have to still say it's going to be pretty big. That object compared to a standing human would have to be miles and miles high.

That's just my opinion though

I wish we could get a closer view

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Just another anomaly that is able to withstand a direct blow from a CME, draws energy from the Sun, and goes away.

Nothing new here folks, move along.
SnF

Something on the lens. That object doesn't interact at all with that CME, not even reflecting more light during that eruption. The only reason why it's visible is because the background changes color and it doesn't move, heh.

Yea, object on the lens and is not a huge object.

Originally posted by mrfrodo1524
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If it were something floating out in space I'd have to still say it's going to be pretty big. That object compared to a standing human would have to be miles and miles high.

Actually if that were an actual object in space and not a lens artifact...
It looks to be about the size of a few earths.
So more that just a few miles high...

Considering the Sun is 1,392,000 kms in diameter.
The Earth being 12,756 kms in diameter.
That object looks enormous.
Source

But watching the video, I don't see any direct effect to the CME around this object.
Almost like a boats wake in water, an object in the path of a CME would divert energy behind it.
Like splitting a wave of water, you would see a reaction or difference in the eruption.

I didn't see anything of the sort.

I'm gonna say its a lens artifact.