06-02-2016, 11:09 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-02-2016, 01:03 PM by gordi.
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I've seen this type of stuff before.
The source in this case isn't very....uhm.... believable.
A short sequence of stills, with misleading notation indicating that it's "alien spaceships" firing laser beams etc?
(AND Multiple links on their site to dodgy click per view "amazingly dirty photos" "better than botox" "get rich quick" schemes etc. Really?)
The SOHO Lasco C2 satellite takes images of the sun to study it's outer corona, solar winds being emitted and a whole range of other stuff too!
See here
There are quite often visible artefacts on these images, (usually little straight lines of light), which tend to co-incide with solar eruptions / cosmic rays.
Many of the artefacts appear to be as a direct result of these eruptions or rays - And they appear as a single streak or line of light on a single image. (You never see a "spacehip" approaching, changing position, actually "firing" anything, then leaving....)
The images have to be taken "in context".
Little glitchy streaks of light does not necessarily equate to "spaceship firing laser".
Just take a wee step back and think about it.
kindest regards,
BigG
The source in this case isn't very....uhm.... believable.
A short sequence of stills, with misleading notation indicating that it's "alien spaceships" firing laser beams etc?
(AND Multiple links on their site to dodgy click per view "amazingly dirty photos" "better than botox" "get rich quick" schemes etc. Really?)
The SOHO Lasco C2 satellite takes images of the sun to study it's outer corona, solar winds being emitted and a whole range of other stuff too!
See here
There are quite often visible artefacts on these images, (usually little straight lines of light), which tend to co-incide with solar eruptions / cosmic rays.
Many of the artefacts appear to be as a direct result of these eruptions or rays - And they appear as a single streak or line of light on a single image. (You never see a "spacehip" approaching, changing position, actually "firing" anything, then leaving....)
The images have to be taken "in context".
Little glitchy streaks of light does not necessarily equate to "spaceship firing laser".
Just take a wee step back and think about it.
kindest regards,
BigG