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On October 15, 2021 the LASCO C2 satellite captured a series of strange lights near the sun. 

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The lights are exactly opposite and parallel to each other and seems to be connected, forming a triangular shape. 

Since it seems impossible that this phenomenon is just a natural or rare occurrence in space, we assume that this partially cloaked triangular object is some kind of advanced technology used by an intelligent race.

 

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