Another Gigantic Mothership UFO Photographed Near Sun By NASA

I don't know...............these 'glitches' are not only coming out in many different shapes and sizes but they're getting pretty intricate too.
If you take Murphy's Law and cross it with Occam's Razor, one of these 'glitches' .....one of these days.....is bound not to be a 'glitch'. And this might be the day!

More photos in the link below so, here are da goods now let's hear the da bunk.

Another Gigantic Mothership UFO Photographed Near Sun By NASA
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July 23, 2012
On July 22, 2012 at 14:40:46 UT NASA SDO observatory photographed a gigantic UFO Mothership near Sun.

Below photograph was later made available publicly via Helioviewer.org (Screenshot of page at bottom)

Helioviewer.org is an open-source project for the visualization of solar and heliospheric data. The project is funded by ESA and NASA.

In the above screenshot, you can see a huge UFO emitting light, which can't be a sun reflection due to its odd light emitting angle.
www.ufo-blogger.com...

SnF good find

Doesnt look like much... Like some sort of plasma thingy. Y do they call it a "mothership" who's mothership?

Originally posted by dayve
Doesnt look like much... Like some sort of plasma thingy. Y do they call it a "mothership" who's mothership?

Probably for the same reason you're calling it a 'plasma thingy'

But I do agree. It's sensationalism that this field does NOT need.
But unless we own our own publication or website, they can call it anything they want I guess. And, for all we know, it just MIGHT be a mothership.


Plasma? Really?
That's one big goober of plasma.

I thought I'd screen grab this photo (which is included in the original link) to give viewers a better idea of how large this is.
I estimate this being a couple of Jupiter's long.

Originally posted by Human_Alien
In the above screenshot, you can see a huge UFO emitting light, which can't be a sun reflection due to its odd light emitting angle.

To me it looks like other images I've seen of CCD camera overloads.
The "lines" match up perfectly 100 percent exactly in line with the image coordinates. Exactly vertical.


Edit - this type of glitch is also seen in other SDO images.
As an example...


The original is seen here.

And also...


In these and many other cases, a bright spot causes vertical streaks.

What the hell is that thing?

Dayum

It looks really interesting and i've no idea what it is but the term 'Ufo Mothership' is a total misnomer. If the object is unidentified, you can't know it's a mothership.

If you're (the author not the op) are calling something a mothership then you're not looking at it without prejudice.

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Well as Phage would say. If it's not in other frames then it's only an artifact. Is it in more than one frame?

Oooookayyyyyy......

So have we determined its not a lens or processing defect?

Next, if it is something real, what could a possible size be?

Next, is it moving in any particular direction, and at what speed?

Lastly if it is real, and moving this way should i start flipping out yet?????

Wow! I wonder if they were right?

Yep, getting my popcorn for this one!

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The sun is a busy place for these Alien Motherships at the moment! Maybe they are just cold and are stopping by
for a heat! Maybe the Venutians are charging a good rate on parking.

Well it certainly fits accepted modern science that interstellar travel would require a MASSIVE ship. Fox News SciTech just put up an article last night about this.
Link
If you're able to understand the lingo, that article is quite informative (despite being from Fox )
They talk about using solar panels to charge up the ships batteries, which are used to create a massive electric field, which then can be used to create anti-matter straight from the vacuum of space.

However, I won't be convinced of anything floating near the sun until someone other than Nasa can provide a picture. Hopefully a picture that doesn't have every earmark of lens flares or whatever else can be blamed for these.

And another example on this page.

The vertical lines are a reaction of the CCD in the telescope to the overwhelmingly bright light.

Wow, pretty cool OP! Nice find!!

I will await confirmation now.... Really hoping one day... And one day soon we will have the confirmation we need!

Sometimes I wish NASA didn't release the photos from SDO, STEREO et al.

The same spaceships have been appearing for ages now. All with legitimate explanations. Yet we have to keep hearing the next invasion.

Ironically, from the agency that covers everything up!

Originally posted by alfa1

Originally posted by Human_Alien
In the above screenshot, you can see a huge UFO emitting light, which can't be a sun reflection due to its odd light emitting angle.

To me it looks like other images I've seen of CCD camera overloads.
The "lines" match up perfectly 100 percent exactly in line with the image coordinates. Exactly vertical.


Edit - this type of glitch is also seen in other SDO images.
As an example...

The original is seen here.

And also...

In these and many other cases, a bright spot causes vertical streaks.

edit on 23-7-2012 by alfa1 because: (no reason given)

Then would that not mean there IS a bright object there?

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NVM