Anomalies are the most common AEO SOHO and occur almost daily. Of these the AEO1, is the most common.
AEO2 anomaly however classified as "starlike with Anomalous Objects Motions" is less common to detect, due to the high speed of the objects that make transitions, a circumstance that constitute the strongest evidence Hypervelocity artifacts.
then proceed to the analysis of anomalies detected on January 18, 2011, in SOHO-LASCO C3 satellite. AEO2: starlike Anomalous Objects with Motions.
analyzing the details of the sequence shown, we have:
Moments before the onset of the anomaly AEO2. The display is normal.
appears photographed 42 minutes after the track and AEO2 anomaly in the superior.Observen the distance traveled in 42 minutos.Es impressive. The cross-shaped object and its size is considerably larger.
Some hours later
Look right at the bottom of the sun a far more common anomaly: A AEO1: Bright Objects near the Sun, it disappears in seconds due to its acceleration.
AEO2 But let the the next shot is one of the most interesting in the history of satellite anomalies:
Look at the structure shown on the right side of the solar corona. Another AEO2. Let us take extended:
On 18 January, has been full of such anomalies AEO2, as you will see in this last shot. At 9.30, we have an AEO 1 in the bottom of the solar corona:
And on, just 24 minutes later a AEO2 on top.
and expanded:
can check yourself sequences from the SOHO LASCO Server.
From:
http://starviewer.wordpress.com/2011/01/20/anomalias-aetherofactales-en-soho-lascoc3-18-de-enero/
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