- Did those mystery sphere around the sun have any connection?
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- Fig. 1 M Class flare erupting on Feb 10
2010. Several flares are present around the 10:00 and 2:00 positions.
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- Spheres are not known to be present in current NASA images.
I began to look for a correlation to see if some outside intelligence might
have been involved to create flares. M class flares are harmless, and this
classification indicates plasma ejected from the Sun will arch back into
the Sun following magnetic lines and will not reach Earth. X class flares
can threaten communications satellites and power grids if these erupt in
Earth's direction.
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- The following images show some of the known positions
of recent spheres seen around the Sun, which NASA has written off as image
artifacts:
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- Fig. 2 Spheres near solar prominences that
can turn into flares
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- Fig. 3 Spheres near 9:00 position on left
side of the Sun.
- These spheres may have moved over time to other
positions.
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- Fig. 4 Spheres were seen close to recent
solar prominences and where M class flares later developed.
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- While not beyond the possibility of coincidence, let's
look at some of the known data:
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- Our Sun has been extremely quiet for many months, even
well into 2010. 2012 is supposed to be the next solar max, and activity
through 2009 was far below expected levels.
- Spheres like these, each one about the size of Earth,
have never been observed before that we know of.
- Weather on Earth has taken a turn for the worse with
almost all of the United States caught in an icy grip. Record snow has
fallen in the sun-belt area, too.
- Everyone knows the universe is a very big place, and
certainly life exists elsewhere.
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- If these spheres have influenced our star in some way
by altering its internal fusion process, this will be the first public
discovery showing an outside alien intelligence has visited and altered
our star. The possible benign and hostile uses for this technology are
truly staggering.
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- Recent M class flare activity may be the actual reason
why NASA has removed sphere-laden solar images from their image library.
It's highly unlikely we will ever see spheres or other artificial objects
in NASA images again after this.
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- Ted Twietmeyer
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