Amazing huge cloaked UFO next to Mercury, MUST SEE

[The One]

Huge cloaked UFO next to Mercury on SECCHI HI1-A on 12/01/11, appears when a CME hits it! Go to SECCHI and record this before it disappears.

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Make ya own minds up

[Kristin]

Pretty cool. Looks like the Enterprise... LOL. Interesting.
Form the Heart,
Wormhole

[Bryn ap Gwilym]

Interesting, but there are also about 5 gravitational anomalies around earth that could also explain this. Sorry, but I can't remember the correct terminology which is used. Basically gravity breaks down in & around the anomalies.

[cloud9]

Very interesting.... and what it comes to mind is if that ship or the beings inside it are being burned because of the energy or heat of the CME but I guess they aren't, same as the ones that go around the sun or very close to it... the ones that Haramein believes are using the black hole in the center of the sol to transport themselves somewhere else.

I wonder if those being or ships are made of different "stuff" or we simply should stop worrying about being burned by that energy as some people say. Food for thought!

[toothpick]

Hi The One, another great find.
I,m not sure what it is, but, it,s very intriging.

[Jcannon83]

Could it not be Mercurys magnetic field shielding its self against the burst from the sun?

scrap that, now i see what it shows.

[KosmicKat]

Interesting, but there are also about 5 gravitational anomalies around earth that could also explain this. Sorry, but I can't remember the correct terminology which is used. Basically gravity breaks down in & around the anomalies.


Sounds like you might be referring to the Lagrange points? (gravity balanced between various objects)

[shadowstalker]

Are we sure these events are not common?
I mean when we look at the past few yrs that Never A Straight Answer has been supposedly by accident releasing these vids/photos are we sure these objects haven't been out there for eons?

[Bryn ap Gwilym]

Interesting, but there are also about 5 gravitational anomalies around earth that could also explain this. Sorry, but I can't remember the correct terminology which is used. Basically gravity breaks down in & around the anomalies.


Sounds like you might be referring to the Lagrange points? (gravity balanced between various objects)
KosmicKat
Hi & thank you for refreshing my memory. I kept on thinking Laugharne, Laugharne, but that's a place up the road from me. ;)

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/ee/Lagrange_points2.svg/704px-Lagrange_points2.svg.png

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagrangian_point

http://www.esa.int/esaSC/SEMM17XJD1E_index_0.html

http://www.physics.montana.edu/faculty/cornish/lagrange.html

http://www.physics.montana.edu/faculty/cornish/Lpoints.gif

[crosby]

thanks The One, that is very intriguing...... it would be cool to see if this happening all of the time, or if it was just some strange anomaly.
regards, corson

[aranuk]

Very intellesting! Thanks One

Stan