Just regarding that last post about Rosetta, and one of the images I have shown again here:
If you get the full sized image here, in the black sky to the middle left there is a small white dot that might be a star, a data glitch, or just an aberration on the optics. But look what happens when you blow it up:
It’s a disk shape with several lobes around it. Here’s what happens when you adjust the contrast:
Is that strange or what? I’d have never spotted it if I hadn’t seen the comments under that photo.
No one else seems to have picked up on a possible UFO in this latest Rosetta image.
There’s bound to be a logical explanation. On the list of possible logical explanations, it being a real out-of-this-world UFO comes in somewhere at around the gazillionth position.
Mind you, it doesn’t half look like that photo in Independence Day when they first detect the aliens approaching.
Actually, it is definitely some sort of exposure artefact. Every time a star appears in any Rosetta image you see some sort of streaking and those lobe-like structures. In another image from the final descent you can see multiple stars and they all show the same features.