Detected by Astronomers: Unforeseen Force Causing Changes to Planets, Solar System

After imaging Saturn, the astronomers realized a slight haze in the background of the planet. When they enhanced the image, they saw what appeared to be some sort of massive planet-wide shaped object, many times larger than Saturn, approaching from behind Saturn and coming into our solar system

Astronomers working for a government agency, who wish to remain anonymous, have captured footage of a giant object approaching our solar system. The footage was taken at the WM Keck Observatory near the summit of Hawaii’s Mauna Kea, where the astronomers detected odd signal bursts coming from a direction where there shouldn’t have been any.

The astronomers are risking possible arrest by sharing this information, as they were not allowed to make copies of the images off of the computer system due to security fail-safes in the software

The astronomers first imaged Uranus, which revealed a growing massive storm on the planet with an enormous cloud system so bright that they could see the details in the planet’s atmosphere for the first time ever.

This type of activity was expected during Uranus’ equinox in 2006-2007, but it was thought to have died down by now.

Anomalous Giant Object

The only other guess of what this anomalous giant object could be is the beginning formation of a black hole. However, the data shows that this object is not only massive but solid in form. The astronomers are not sure if it’s a planet or not, but the imaging shows something that has the characteristics of such.

However, they were able to make a cell phone recording of the images on the monitor

The Rosetta mission to visit comet 67p is actually geared toward studying this anomalous object, not some comet, and the government knows about this but has been keeping tight-lipped throughout the research.

The solar system is being affected by whatever this thing is, as Uranus has no internal source of heat and its atmospheric activity was thought to be driven solely by sunlight, which is now weak in the northern hemisphere.

The intense activity on the planet has led to further atmospheric image analysis of this and also Neptune and Saturn.

The astronomers are risking possible arrest by sharing this information, as they were not allowed to make copies of the images off of the computer system due to security fail-safes in the software.

However, they were able to make a cell phone recording of the images on the monitor. Further data on this anomalous object is being sought, and more information will be shared as soon as possible.