High Strangeness

Mysterious green object spotted just above the surface of Jupiter

Intellihub
Sat, 27 Oct 2018 00:00 UTC

What appears to be a massive greenish-colored object was captured in an image above the planet Jupiter.

What looks like a "massive unidentified structure" can be seen in the image.

Tyler from Secure team explains in the following video:

What could it be? Please comment below and share

Reader Comments

whalemind · 2018-10-27T21:28:29Z

Non-carbon based lifeform(s)?? Strange than we can imagine?

whalemind ·

Stranger than...

· 2018-10-27T21:28:57Z

katesisco · 2018-10-28T12:44:49Z

Aurora unique to Jupiter.

finitetraveller · 2018-11-01T03:50:15Z

Doh!....Check the raw images with NASA....It's a digital artefact....

lilies · 2018-11-01T15:40:57Z

finitetraveller Yes. Dirt stuck on the camera. If the object was real, then its entire yellowish frame would be floating in that "blue thinner atmospheric fringe" of Jupiter, completely encased, like Twilight Zone actors in movie mists. But contrary to a natural effect, we have a speck on the glass of the camera, that __obstructs__ the recorded image, completely blotting out that bluish "atmo edge" of Jupiter. On the low resolution image in the article you might believe its a real, floating "Alien Gas Refinery Station". But Secure team got the high resolution image and despite the ghastly youtube video compression - destroying most of the fine pixel image quality - you can still see that the blue atmo ridge stops when the object begins and again continues on the other side after a similarly black-line blotting out Jupiters "atmo" again.

If it would be a real station there, you would see most probably black, grey or shining white blob, as the station would reflect the light, while also would be completely immersed in that "thin blue atmo" of the planet.

EarthInmate · 2018-12-13T05:44:53Z

lilies The image from NASA, [Link] clearly shows the 'bluish "atmo edge" of Jupiter' going through the anomalous object.

"Secure team got the high resolution image" --> To bad you didn't provide the link so we could see for ourselves how it could be a "a speck on the glass of the camera" that just happens to coincide with the location of where an object at the top of Jupiter's atmosphere would be.