Strange Spheres Seen in Solar Data

http://stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov/

Some very interesting looking "spheres" were observed by some Space Fans in STEREO data a few weeks ago and asked me what I thought they were.

I did some digging and found out.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• STEREO
• spheres
• solar
• observations
• UFO
• NASA
• astronomy

[silentmajor]

After viewing these images everyday now for a couple of weeks I'm not so sure all they are is random actions. I'm seeing objects that apear to have an intelligent design pattern appearing in various places everyday. I've noticed about six distinct reaccuring shapes that have very remarkable design features!

[tdarnell]

Are you looking at the compressed beacon data or the actual data? Remember, there are LOTS of artifacts introduced during the compression. To make sure what you're seeing is NOT that, you need to view the real images.

Also, if you can point to specific examples of what you're seeing, we can all take a look and provide feedback as well.

One final point, our brains are easily tricked. We can always see patterns that may look designed, but in reality aren't.

Thanks!

[sneakerset]

Very nice video(concise,coherent,and understated). Do you mind if I sub. ?

[tdarnell]

Of course not, thanks!

;-)

[wez85]

maybe the speres are new planets forming?? if u believe that new theory where centrifugal forces in the sun produce parts of it 2 break away, condense and cool. Have u heard that? 2 me that xplanation is more logical than the traditional `solar disc & accretion` theory of planet formation. COMMENT PLEASE!

[tdarnell]

Not likely new planets forming. That occurred over 4 billion years ago for our solar system, almost all of the accreting material has already been incorporating into the planets we have now.

Even if there were still some around, they wouldn't be that close to the sun, it would have been blown to the outer regions of the solar system by the solar wind.

I'm not familiar with the new theory you're talking about, so I can't really comment on that. The accretion theory is the one I know about.

[deathborne25]

@Jontman42

They probably based Gordon off of Darnell.

[StrangeKobold]

Cool, thank you for explaining this.

[otur1]

Yay, They've finally found the teapot, and it's not alone :)



[DrDoe1]

@ClitoriousCeasar That's exactly what I was thinking.... We're finally able to see the sun in a new light so expect some new discoveries! Maybe they're solid carbon satellites from the galaxies formation, very small but possibly very dense.... or they could just be a form of plasma unknown to us.

[Destructor111]

@quinndiesel1977

more like 150,000 years ago.

I knew Sam wouldn't toast the old girl, he didn't want to live up to the 'toaster' moniker, after all.

[quinndiesel1977]

That is the BATTLESTAR GALACTICA. Placed their by Admiral Adama more than 200,000 years ago after discovering Earth. All of this has happened before, so say we all!

[MazeleyFanClub]

The cosmic rays are white dots. The object is a black dot.

[audiofringe]

@gedw99 What is it? I want to know

[gedw99]

@audiofringe Yes i agree.

It cannot be a artifact of the compression algorithm because there is too much consistency of the spheres between frames.

[gedw99]

The compression artifact presumption was the FIRST thing i thought when i saw the "sphere" images.

But it was immediately obvious that its not compression artifacts because there is the location of the spheres is consistent over many frames. Additionally between frames you can see the sphere moving across the sun; which is totally inconsistent with "artifacts".

So Its impossible for it to be artifacts.

[ClitoriousCeasar]

i would most easily buy as explanation that these are some kind of plasma balls caused by anomalies in the magnetic field of the sun.

[propaghandi2]

Wow awsome clip! I am definetly subbcrining and adding as a friend!

This is so clear and understandable!

thanks! Love the channel!