On September 27, 2017 SOHO’s LASCO C2 and LASCO C3 satellites have captured the final moments of a large comet at the moment it’s racing towards the sun before diving into the surface.
Even more interesting is an unknown solar object which became visible at the 'high noon' position of LASCO C3.
If you look very closely you will see that this object is moving at a much slower speed than all of the background stars. Moreover, it is moving 'clock-wise' which does not agree with our solar system's basic laws of motion....making it more than likely that this solar object is moving outside of our solar system....wondering whether or not it is an alien spacecraft.
Even more interesting is an unknown solar object which became visible at the 'high noon' position of LASCO C3.
If you look very closely you will see that this object is moving at a much slower speed than all of the background stars. Moreover, it is moving 'clock-wise' which does not agree with our solar system's basic laws of motion....making it more than likely that this solar object is moving outside of our solar system....wondering whether or not it is an alien spacecraft.