/sci/ - Science & Math

Yes, science can explain everything. If we don't know what something is it is merely because we have not yet developed the tools to properly analyze it.

>>10000748
I asked science and they directed me to:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia

It's an image file. What you're seeing is a graphic rendering of hexadecimal code containing information about the color values of the individual pixels that make up the image

>>10000756
>hexadecimal code
what did anon mean by this?

>>10000748
I don't even know what I'm looking at
Is that the sun? Or maybe a ceiling light? Or something under a microscope?

>>10000759

>>10000763
Interior shot of a pissjar

reverse image search brings up:
>“On Sept. 9, 2018, NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, SDO, saw two lunar transits as the Moon passed in front of the Sun. A transit happens when a celestial body passes between a larger body and an observer.
>It has become known that 6 more Solar Observatories (Australia, Chile, Spain, Hawaii (2), and Pennsylvania) have been shutdown: We note that all these solar/space cams down at the same time as the Solar Observatory in New Mexico.
>But there’s more; on September 11, 2018 Maria G. Hill from Salem, Indiana has photographed something extraordinary near the sun what can be described as large disk-shaped UFOs as well as a huge fleet of smaller UFOs that accompany the massive disk-shaped UFOs.
see OP pic

its a shitty picture taken of the sun with a phone and a telescope.

can /sci/ explain why like a dozen solar observatories have all been shut down in the last week with out explanation and also SOHO data is temporarily unavailable for firmware update?

>>10000770
The sun is shy?

>>10000758
all counting systems are all just code when you think about it

>>10000748
it's nibiru coming to suck our sun hole

>>10000758
my brain meant data
sorry big guy

>2018
>brainlets still actually think an alien ship would be a round disk

do you think if it were aliens, would they tell trump?
and if they did, would trump be capable of keeping it a secret?

>source image
OH NOES!! Now there's two!! There's a dark UFO and a light UFO!!


some idiot probably burned out their cellphone camera taking this picture

>>10000748
Time traveling humans, and or humans from another universe

>>10000748
the original article said the photo was taken using a smartphone lens adapter. I'm guessing its produced by some combination of dust, grease, and refracted light inside the adapter.

>>10000748
door knob? light bulb socket?

>>10000758
Color is stored as hex values in computers.

>>10000748
Yes. It was an old lady who

>took a picture
>through a telescope

Bet you feel dumb now.

>>10000928
kek..

Is it me, or is the that the camera lens from the phone reflecting off the eye piece?

>>10000928
>blurry unfiltered photos of sun taken with phone
>+26 more identical to it
>by old lady on facebook

maybe she's the ayyylmao

>>10000941
No it's a "UFO", lol. Nikon just announced anti-grav technology.

>>10000921
No its not, raw pixel data is stored as a quadruplet of intensities representing the R,G,B and A channels (usually anyway). The intensities can be 8 bits each, or much more, or use weird non linear representation intensities like floating point and so on. Hex is only used as short form to represent RGB8 or RGBA8, nothing to do with how its 'stored inside computers'

>>10000928
Okay but why did a bunch of solar observatories get shut down all around the same time?


Is there any information about THAT?

>>10000921
Nothing is ever "stored" as hexadecimal because hex is just a number system. It's stored in binary, it's succinctly represented by hex

>>10001054
I'm only aware of the one in New Mexico.
There's so little information that speculating is pointless. Jumping to the conclusion of ayy lmaos is just fucking stupid and shows your own bias.

>>10001077
I'm not saying it's aliens.[It could be a catatrophic cosmic event that will wipe us out]

>>10000748
its you moms fat cunt

>>10001077
Probably looking at satellites that they shouldn't be looking at

I just wanna know if the sun is dying or if a celestial body is gonna hit earth or what cause something's going on right now.

>>10001054
Now that is a different story. The facts are:

7 (maybe more) solar cameras were shutdown at the exact same time this happened.
The one in new Mexico in particular was closed off by FBI agents as well as the nearby post office.

SOHO is also "under maintenance", but that is under the realm of speculation.

>>10001105
so I now the spooks are trying to keep things secret, but if they close all the observatories and shut down the satellites, wont' that make us blind if the even something does happen?
They kicked out all the observatory workers. Who's manning the telescopes right now? Who's watching the skies at this moment?

>>10001120
>spooks
Spooks are CIA. This is the FBI.

>>10001054
Some questions I would ask myself is, "Are there any observatories in Russia or China being closed off as well? Is this exclusively happening only in a few select international countries? Is a large entity attacking all the observatories by some hacker or are most if not all the observatories not allowed to look at a specific location of the sun? These I would like know. Why the sudden shift from just one observatory in New Mexico and a few days later we 6 live feeds all in different locations in Chile, Australia, Hawaii, being shut down, and the obvious involvement of the FBI? Does the solar storm have anything to do with any international space involvement of these countries? Why can we not look at all on the same day a scheduled solar storm could happen?

>>10001126
>>10001126
>Are there any observatories in Russia or China being closed off as well?
Can we trust anybody to report on such a thing? Russia and China aren't exactly open books.
> Is this exclusively happening only in a few select international countries?
At the moment is seems to mostly just be the US with a couple outliers like Spain or Chile.

>>10001131
>Can we trust anybody to report on such a thing? Russia and China aren't exactly open books.

That is true, but if they could mention anything about what they're observing as the same coordinates observatories were pointing towards, it would my tip interest that there could be some kind of a "global oberservation" going on, yet the public wouldn't be allowed to know for whatever reason.

>>10001131
>Can we trust anybody to report on such a thing?
Yes, these observatories share data with other places. Even in the cold war there was US/Soviet cooperation in science.

>>10001137
And if they KNEW the world was ending, they might co-operate to spare us global panic so that we all die in the event instead in a storm of murder, rape, looting and suicide.

>>10001141
Again, you're jumping to conclusions in the absence of evidence.
Maybe its fucking Ranma and the PSP was really a super secret cover story for the mission to send a plucky group of oil drillers to infect the ayy's with bacteria.
Because if it was some kind of smoke screen to keep people from worrying about the end of the world it would probably be a bad idea for feds to show up and circle the area with black hawk helicopters. That's the opposite of covert.

>>10001157
Unless they went there to shut down a scientist or team of scientists who were gonna blow the whistle.

Just saiyan.

>>10000748

YOU BETTER SHET YER MOUTHS AND START PRAYIN TO JESUS I TELL HYUU HWUT.

>>10001160
Then you just black bag them and make up some story about the mexican cartel. Or have some kind of mysterious gas explosion.

>>10001172
yeah but maybe the choppers were necessary and tomorrow we'll hear about the possible "terrorist/cartel" activity that "occured"

>>10001176
>maybe
Maybe a portal to hell opened up and they had to send in the BPRD.
You've got to be careful with baseless speculation.
If this was some kind of imminent end of the world event you'd see anyone at a high level running for the hills.

https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2018/nasa-s-sdo-spots-2-lunar-transits-in-space

What the literal fuck

>>10001207
>the Moon appears to go in one direction and then switch direction to cross the Moon again. The Moon does not, of course, actually change direction, but it appears to do so from SDO’s perspective based on the fact that the spacecraft’s orbit essentially catches up and passes the Moon during the first transit.

Are you mentally challenged?

>>10001207
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLdHksmAJo4
>2 different objects.

This is scaring me, you guys. What is it??
>>10001233
Believing internet """"""""""experts"""""""""" over actual science. The internet was a mistake

>>10001240
Who is "science"?

>>10001248
me

>>10001233
it's another one of these

>>10001292
>charged plasma in a magnetic field acting like charged plasma in a magnetic field
Whoa!

>>10001296
>arbitrarily redefining how magnetism works

>>10001292
Looks like spaceship charging real fast to explore the universe


tfw humans not important enough yet ;_:7


Can we please get our shit together and make some moon/mars bases already, ffs millions of scientist yet they're all beta cucks and just wanna make theories all day

>>10000780
Need a rule 34 of this.

That's Goauld mothership

>>10001141
Who the fuck are they to deny us our divine right to monkey murder mayhem, the primal primate smash and stab and fuck and kill? We hold it all in but if it didn't matter? Goddamn liberals.

>>10001300
It's from a movie. Anyway, nobody can argue with this picture and it settles the argument about magnetism for all time.

>>10000783
This. Most likely it will be a flying penis

>>10000828
i'm still mad they added a smile to it

>>10000000

>>10001207
Satelite between earth and moon, satelite falls in the moon's shadow (first eclipse), then it falls out of the shadow. The satelite keeps moving, and catches up to the shadow (second eclipse)