posted on Oct, 16 2011 @ 04:28 PM
So, the sun rotates? We all agree on that?
Anything that typically pops up around a planet, or gravitational body like the sun, whether those be comets, moons, asteroids, lunar modules, or cans
of Tang will maintain their initial trajectory and vector until they come into contact with a gravitational field which can pull said objects into a
collision, an orbit, or sling shot it off into another direction.
Essentially, everything is moving and spinning, orbiting, rotating or being effected by some other object at all times.
Movement in the universe is never ending. Anything appearing not to move from any given point of perspective relative to the observer from any chosen
or desired position would thus have to be artificially controlled and orchestrated by the observer and the observee, or otherwise be the artificial
result of a glitched system that creates an aberration.
The fact that the object does NOT move is it's damning factor. Everything else in the universe is moving relative to every other object in the
universe, but, this anomaly just happens to pop up and be in such perfect relative synchronicity with the SOHO that it's uneffected by the sun's
gravitation, and spin, or even just random chance such so that it's completely motionless relative to the camera for a whole how many days?
The possibility of such is so infitesmally small that you've got a better chance of being struck by lightning from Jupiter, in the same spot, every
day, at the same time.
The dot is a glitch artifact. Other dots are glitch artifacts.