Topic: ZDNet proves alien sphere is using giant hose to siphon off our sun!

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There's nothing I enjoy more than good scientific reporting!

Could NASA videos break through the cloaking device of a planet-sized alien spacecraft that's moving close to our sun? Apparently, if closely viewed, a short video of the sun from NASA, posted by Sunsflare on YouTube, shows a strange funnel or hose or something extending from the sun's surface to what appears to be a circular object that is about the size of a planet.

Theories suggest it might be an alien spacecraft or maybe it's a Black Hole about to engulf the sun.

This gallery is a tease of some of the most recent spotting of aliens near the sun. A search on YouTube shows that there have been several videos of aliens at the sun posted over the last few years. All the photos and video stills are from NASA.

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Oh wait, if you take the extra step of clicking through the additional images, you eventually find this:

To spoil the fun, The Sun Today" website, identifies it as just a solar prominence. NASA says a prominence occurs when cooler clouds of plasma hover above the Sun’s surface, and are tethered by magnetic forces.

Never mind.

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Oh, wait! There's one of Richard C. Hoagland's perfect, equilateral triangles in one of the sun pics! Surely confirming his hyperdimensional physics!

But wait there's more...on March 12 to the present, skygazers have looked at the video and stills from NASA's SOHO project and noticed something odd on the surface of the sun - an equalateral triangle.

Could this be a figment of imagination produced by Photoshop? The video and other images were easy to find on NASA's site. The one shown is one that I captured.

One narrator noted that the triangle was located near the center of the sun so it was a portal for a stargate that would go right through it (for the alien ships, of course). Another theory that popped up on YouTube was that aliens are building an enormous pyramid.

Here is the sun image which is supposed to contain an equilateral triangle. Do you see an equilateral triangle anywhere in there?



This is the closest thing I could find to something that might charitably be described as triangular. It doesn't look very equilateral to me: