The airbrushing of SOHO images was implied when Planet X would only show up sporadically.

Hello, I would like to know why in SOHO's photos we can see Planet X just only in one image? [link to sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov] Is it possible that NASA has missed such an image? If it is so, then why haven't they corrected their mistake and why hasn't this image been improved?

ZetaTalk Comment 6/20/2009:
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Once the image is out, they fear to replace it as that would surely scream of a cover-up. We have mentioned in the past that there are computer programs in place that replace the location where Planet X is expected to be with something normal. Each image is quickly set right, in this way, in time to provide it to the public in the timely manner they have come to expect. But Planet X is not always where the computer programs expect it to be. It is not so much that Planet X itself moves, and quickly, but that the satellite taking images moves. There are many particle flows bombarding the area of Earth at this time, most unknown to man, and satellites far out in space move aside or are attracted. Those monitoring SOHO images are also distracted, some despondent about the cover-up, and miss these exceptions in any audits they do until it is too late. If out in the public, or feared out in the public, then best left alone, is the logic.

NASA’s recent reaction to the frequent appearance of Planet X on SOHO has been downtime, and no comment.

SOHO C3 was down from 12/07 15:18 to 12/09 00:18, close to 36 hours with no explanation. SOHO C2 was down from 12/07 15:08 to 12/09 00:06 also. SOHO EIT's (closeup of sun surface) were not down at all, so it was not the satellite. Stereo COR1 and COR2 did not have down time either.


ZetaTalk Comment 12/12/2009:
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The downtime was due to consternation at NASA and JPL over what to say about the continuing appearance of the Planet X complex on the various satellites maintained by the US and its partners. When Planet X blundered into the SOHO red image on December 23, 2007, replete with streaming tail, the establishment decided to pretend it never happened and ignore it. Since many copies of this appearance of Planet X were out and about on the Internet, to withdraw or airbrush that image would imply a cover-up. So they ignored it. But in 2009 these accidents kept coming, with increasing frequency, starting on March 21, 2009 with the dramatic appearance of the Winged Globe. Then the Stereo Ahead showed Planet X as the Red Cross of yor on December 4-5, 2009. Of course, the many spies out and about on the Internet reported that this too was a flaming subject, another example of how their airbrush programs are failing to keep pace with the bobbling about that the satellites, the Earth, and Planet X are doing these days. Their choices were few - shut down the SOHO and Stereo service, improve the airbrushing programs, or continue to ignore the occasional appearance of Planet X. After heated discussion in smoke filled rooms, the decision was to continue to live with the status quo.