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it is a legit picture, it not only took a pic of the sun, but also M75 in the same area. At those wavelengths, the Globular clusters can show up very bright and slightly distorted. Also on that day Jupiter was floating through the view as well.<br /><br />In theory, from what I have been told, that UFO's would not show up on these soho instraments as they would be extreamly cooler than the surrounding area. So it thory (sp?) they should show up almost black.
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