Mysterious Light on Ceres

[PaulaJedi]

NASA released an image of "another" mysterious light on the dwarf planet, Ceres.

NASA's Dawn spacecraft releases images showing another bright spot on Ceres | Fox News

So, maybe aliens are spying on us from space?

 

[PaulaJedi]

I think this is exciting. Is NASA actually admitting they found signs of life? Are there aliens living under the ground on that dwarf planet, or is another species studying us from a distance by placing bases on the dwarf planet? They must know we have a probe out there.

Thoughts?

 

[TnWatchdog]

Our probe may soon be violating the personal space of the inhabitants of Ceres and may become vaporized...time will tell. I have never heard of this planet but I'm sure there is a lot that NASA isn't telling us anyway. Maybe this is the prelude to a full alien disclosure from NASA or 'blame it on the aliens' for whatever happens here on Earth by the control freaks in charge. Keep us posted on any developments.

 

[PaulaJedi]

"Ceres is the largest object in the asteroid belt, which lies between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter."

So, it is in our solar system.

 

[CDS]

They're thinking it's a water spout type thing.

 

[PaulaJedi]

They're thinking it's a water spout type thing.

Just curious. Where did you read that? I went back and checked. Do I keep missing it somewhere? hehe

Here is the official news release:

JPL | News | 'Bright Spot' on Ceres Has Dimmer Companion

"This may be pointing to a volcano-like origin of the spots"

Suuuureeee NASA...... that's what you want us to think

 

[CDS]

They're thinking it's a water spout type thing.

Just curious. Where did you read that? I went back and checked. Do I keep missing it somewhere? hehe

Here is the official news release:

JPL | News | 'Bright Spot' on Ceres Has Dimmer Companion

"This may be pointing to a volcano-like origin of the spots"

Suuuureeee NASA...... that's what you want us to think

It was on a YouTube News channel.

 

[Num7]

The surface of this object must be pretty cold, right? Does it make sense that a volcano shows up like that?

How do we know if the bright spot is on top of a mountain, or at the bottom of a crater?

I'm really curious to know what it is.

 

[PaulaJedi]

The surface of this object must be pretty cold, right? Does it make sense that a volcano shows up like that?

How do we know if the bright spot is on top of a mountain, or at the bottom of a crater?

I'm really curious to know what it is.

They think it's IN a crater. I suppose ice would be possible. It's not as exciting as aliens, though.

 

[Khaos]

The surface of this object must be pretty cold, right? Does it make sense that a volcano shows up like that?

How do we know if the bright spot is on top of a mountain, or at the bottom of a crater?

I'm really curious to know what it is.

There could be cryo-volcanic activity on the surface. But I doubt its water, the way the lights are, it doesn't reflect like water would. Its a light source. Why is there a light source on a dwarf planet, in the asteroid belt, in a cold region of space?

Why would we even go to Ceres for in the first place? There are plenty of other dwarf planets to visit, and we pick Ceres? Something tells me that they knew about this before they released it.

Its like that Rosetta comet probe. Find it curious how ESA detected a radio signal coming from the comet 20 years ago, and then NASA launches a spacecraft that takes 10 years to get to said comet. Yeah...