Bright spot on another planet

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I saw this same news story too and it gave me a slightly creepy feeling. Could it be volcanoes? Or phosphorescent gas? I assume it’s a naturally occurring phenomenon, but no one seems to know.

Ceres is a dwarf planet that is in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
 
I saw this same news story too and it gave me a slightly creepy feeling. Could it be volcanoes? Or phosphorescent gas? I assume it’s a naturally occurring phenomenon, but no one seems to know.

Ceres is a dwarf planet that is in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
Looking at that light, It does not look like anything natural to me, if it were, why would it only be showing up in one single spot on the entire planet (moon)? this light stood out like a sore thumb… Nah, this is something that was ‘constructed’.

Im actually kind of surprised this was OK’d for the public to hear about.
 
I have a few ideas on what it may be. These are in order of likeliness in my opinion. 1 being rather likely, and 4 being pretty unlikely.

1: Naturally occurring ice type formation, and/or previously unknown glowing substance. If it is ice, it may be glowing from the sun shining on it.
2: A truly unique thing placed placed there by God, or angels, intended for Man to discover, eventually. Perhaps (if this is the case), it will somehow help us.
3: Settlement created by beings from another solar system, most likely for mining asteroids.
If this is the case, then perhaps we should send them messages, and start interstellar trade agreements.
4: Nazi base, created after WWII, with Nazi UFOs. If this is the case, they would probably be pretty old, unless they had families there. If this is the case, then we should contact them, and capture them.
 
I have a few ideas on what it may be. These are in order of likeliness in my opinion. 1 being rather likely, and 4 being pretty unlikely.

1: Naturally occurring ice type formation, and/or previously unknown glowing substance. If it is ice, it may be glowing from the sun shining on it.
2: A truly unique thing placed placed there by God, or angels, intended for Man to discover, eventually. Perhaps (if this is the case), it will somehow help us.
3: Settlement created by beings from another solar system, most likely for mining asteroids.
If this is the case, then perhaps we should send them messages, and start interstellar trade agreements.
4: Nazi base, created after WWII, with Nazi UFOs. If this is the case, they would probably be pretty old, unless they had families there. If this is the case, then we should contact them, and capture them.
Apart from no.1, I assume you are joking?!
 
Maybe Elvis is putting on a laser light concert for his cheering Ceresian fans:)
 
Why wouldn’t nature show mysterious things on a world being examined close up for the first time?

ICXC NIKA
 
Where’s my tinfoil hat? ? ? :eek: The Raptoids are coming to eat and enslave us ! ! ! (running around giggling to self) 😃
 
I vote for volcanoes. The new one probably is from the same vein of lava that created the first one.
 
Where’s my tinfoil hat? ? ? :eek: The Raptoids are coming to eat and enslave us ! ! ! (running around giggling to self) 😃
Put your tinfoil away and stay calm. Clearly this only means that scientists have finally found the Little Prince’s planet! 😃

Gertie
 
Reminds me of something in The Mote in God’s Eye, a science fiction novel by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle. An alien civilization uses incredibly high-power green lasers to propel a light-sail craft toward a nearby star. To human observers on a planet orbiting that star, the lasers appear to change the brightness and color of the aliens’ home star.
 
At least there’s a bright spot somewhere in the Solar System…
 
It has to be really really big to be seen correct? I don’t know if volcanoes could be that bright. I saw the photo. Kind of eerie.
 
Apart from no.1, I assume you are joking?!
Uh, number one would actually be the most unlikely, considering the experts at NASA would probably have already factored this in, the article says they are baffled at this…so this indicates they have likely already considered all the natural possibilities.
 
I reckon it might be an alien UFO with it’s laser headlights on high beam…

I was wondering if the photo might have been taken just as Ceres was hit by a couple of asteroids, but that’s only conjecture.

Like that of everybody else.
 
Its clearly the same beam of light that the pyramids were built to transmit energy to and from by the Egyptians. Although its been proven that the aliens actually told the egyptians how to build the pyramids, since man was much less intelligent back then. Most men probably still had trace hair on their foreheads back then afterall. Probably even a unibrow. :cool:

Hehehe…😛
 
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