let me get this right; it seems like you saying the sun-spots are not actually on the sun, but are actually a sort of mirage caused by comets passing between us and the sun, and thus blocking some of its radiation from our view... is that about right?
if so then the spot should get smaller as the comet gets closer to the sun and its relative size diminishes with respect to the sun's disc.
The spot is the interference the comet has on the mind as it's translated through time. (The path Earth, and therefore the mind takes through time has a spatial component which appears to us as the heavens.)
Wether or not SOHO picks up the comet depends on it's trajectory. If there is a CME from this active (sunspot) region, the comet should be visible on the SOHO C3 feed. NEAT may also have this object on their radar. ;-)
let me get this right; it seems like you saying the sun-spots are not actually on the sun, but are actually a sort of mirage caused by comets passing between us and the sun, and thus blocking some of its radiation from our view... is that about right?
if so then the spot should get smaller as the comet gets closer to the sun and its relative size diminishes with respect to the sun's disc.
Or have I got it completely wrong?
simonodell 2 years ago
That's close. This video may make more sense now, Simon.
/watch?v=QXlRdMJxOtc
astrotometry 2 years ago
would all sunspots be observed through to the eye of the mind an the internal sun?
leezus83 2 years ago
The spot is the interference the comet has on the mind as it's translated through time. (The path Earth, and therefore the mind takes through time has a spatial component which appears to us as the heavens.)
astrotometry 2 years ago
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leezus83 2 years ago
Look forward to the follow up video John. Will SOHO catch any images of the comet itself?
gadzometer 2 years ago
Wether or not SOHO picks up the comet depends on it's trajectory. If there is a CME from this active (sunspot) region, the comet should be visible on the SOHO C3 feed. NEAT may also have this object on their radar. ;-)
astrotometry 2 years ago
Thanks John. This comet, sunspot correlation is truly an amazing observation.
gadzometer 2 years ago
Hi John, Could you please elaborate more on what is the vedic view point that you are referring to of the sunspot?
vedas4unow 2 years ago
The stories in the Rig Veda about the Panis. You can look at this video.
/watch?v=ErueXaTocqE
astrotometry 2 years ago