Grazed by the Apocalypse - LEMMINO Reaction 

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The person was using a telesope

@@BoredGamerV and he was the only one in the entire earth that was observing the sun with a telescope for two consecutive days as hundreds of objects crossed in front of the sun? That just seems a bit odd to me. Plus based on the photo it didn’t look like a small object so it seems like it would have been visible even without a telescope.

@@AdamNisbett Yes, because sun is so big it takes whole sky. Look at the photo and the size of sun in it, that object is so small in no way you could have seen it with naked eye. Other misconception of yours was that they passed earth in space not in atmosphere. So only way you could have saw it would be with telescope. That scenario is absolutely possible, and theory is palusible of you really think about it

@@AdamNisbett it was 1883. He was one of maybe 3-5 people in the world with powerful telescopes equipped with polarisators capable of looking at the sun. And the object of the apparent size of the one in the photo wouldn't be visible against the sun by a naked eye. It would've been visible at night if it caught the sun right, but with the right orbit it would be following the sun so it would never be on the night sky. We don't KNOW it was a comet, but it does work as one, the problems you highlight WERE thought about and don't actually ruin that explanation, and we don't have a better one.

@@LoisoPondohva people were regularly observing the sun and cataloging the number of sunspots as early as the 1820s. And solar filters aren’t the only method of observing the sun. People also employed techniques of projecting an image of the sun onto a surface to indirectly see solar activity without directly looking at the sun through a telescope.