So governments/military/media around the world talk about UFOs more and more. And then there's this anomaly.
>What are we even looking at?
tl;dr - space around Earth, 2 detectors orbit the sun and monitor activity of the Sun.
Video by NASA explaining the project.
youtube.com
>How does it normally look like?
With added color for bonus aesthetics:
youtube.com
>Could this be just a comet or some other thing just passing by?
This is how the project captures comets etc.
youtube.com
Not a comet.
>Could this be some solar blast or plasma thing?
This is how the project captures solar blasts.
youtube.com
>Is this fake?
It's pics straight from projects nasa website.
stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov
>So what is this thing?
An anomaly, unknown.
>Was it seen before?
Yes.
In 2014, early August: youtube.com
In 2016 mid-late July: youtube.com
In 2018, 12th of May: pic related
In 2020, 18th of February: Current pics, also youtube.com
>How does the anomaly behave?
In 2014, 2016 and 2018 it did the same thing, and whatever it did, it was "aimed" towards Venus and then twice on Earth.
Anomaly approaches planet, it stops (wat?), does a semi-circle for a while and then reverses directions.
>Could it be detector 1 seeing detector 2?
No, orbits do not match for this.
NASA doesn't talk about this. Why?
Why the governments / media / military around the world push the UFO narrative?