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Drax Spacex

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This was identified by Tristan to be Mercury.  Neat!

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4rch0s112

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somebody told me it would be venus or mercury ..but i dont know..it goes from right to left..kind of the wrong way then ... 

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    Vancanneyt Sander

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    13 uren geleden, 4rch0s112 zei:

    somebody told me it would be venus or mercury ..but i dont know..it goes from right to left..kind of the wrong way then ... 

    as mentioned in the previous comment it was Mercury. Venus and Mercury appear often in the LASCO images. It’s not the wrong way, solar images are always mirrored with east being west and west being east.

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