NASA's STEREO-A Resumes Normal Operations November 19, 2015
On Nov. 9, 2015, NASA's Solar and Terrestrial Relations Observatory Ahead, or STEREO-A, once again began transmitting data at its full rate. For the previous year, STEREO-A was transmitting only a weak signal - or occasionally none at all - due to its position almost directly behind the sun. Subsequently, as of Nov. 17, STEREO resumed its normal science operations, which includes transmission of lower-resolution real-time data, used by scientists to monitor solar events, as well as high-definition, but delayed, images of the sun's surface and atmosphere.
Is this supposed to explain why the bottom part of the picture is pixelated*? Interesting that they did this davka to the part where planet-like images can be seen on a photograph. Am I theorizing a conspiracy here? You bet!
* pixelate - to blur (parts of a digital image) by creating unclear, pixel-like patches, for purposes of censorship or to maintain the anonymity of the subject:
Devash shalom,
ReplyDeleteMaybe the "hessekh hadaat" our sages prophetically linked to MBD's arrival, also means this covering up, when the evil tries to distract our attention from this huge phenomenon.
Just an idea..
Bessorot tovot.
Itzhak, Yerushalaim.
That's a very plausible idea, Itzhak.
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