on september 1st, 2012, i got the urge to do something in photoshop i hadn't done before. i took a stock image from NASA's Atmospheric Image Assembly and performed a novel layering technique. i immediately saw a lion man type entity staring back at me. i wasn't sure what to make of it. i tried it on another stock image from NASA, but it didn't produce any entities, it only looked cool. some time passed, and i got an intuitive urge to try it again. lo and behold, i had captured another entity. this continued for years. i'd randomly get a thought to check and get one, then i'd get all excited, and then try to force the process by checking often only to not get any hits. figured i'd just let my intuition guide me with it, and slowly accumulated captures.

flash forward to plandemic era. got time, resources, and energy to burn. NFTs are starting to become a thing. i had already noticed that when i applied my technique to solar disc images provided by NASA in articles and webpages, there was a surprisingly high entity hit rate. it was pretty clear that there were many entities just waiting to be discovered. so, i figured out how, with the aid of some already existing software, create master listings of all of the SDO/AIA website directories, create lists of all of the stock images with different wavelengths of light and image resolution, wrote a script to parse out the wavelengths and resolution of my interest, then mass download them.

at present, the folder is 460 GB with over 287,000 files. i still need to finish grabbing 2023's images. yep, i've hit NASA for hundreds of gigs of data. that was me! hi!

after having a metric fuckton of images, i then created some scripts in photoshop to automate my techniques so i could rapidly find entity hits. i quickly found dozens and then into hundreds. it's a long process to manually look through all of the processed images. i also have 3-4 techniques i can utilize, with some working better than others at various points in time. this magnifies the time it takes to check significantly. i should probably just open source this process and let the collective internet have at it, at some point. that'd speed up the process.

in my captures, sometimes people don't see what i see, and instead see things i didn't see. sometimes they see nothing. sometimes i see things in them that i hadn't noticed for years. sometimes it has felt as though my viewing of the entities and various geometries and structures is in some way affecting me mentally, as if it provides some form of heretofore unknown growth. this sensation is far more prominent when viewing processed images in bulk or in animation.

i consider these entities to be real entities that exist on some level of reality. they are using the multidimensional object that we call the sun to observe and or interact with this realm. some captures show what appears to be technology that these entities utilize.

you might not agree with my conclusions with this. you're welcome to attempt to provide a better explanation!

the odds of getting a recognizable entity just ONCE, to me, seems astronomical. i've got over 100. it's beyond random chance. it's a real phenomenon, it's only a matter of explaining it. i can think of 2 main explanations.

1 - hyperdimensional entities and constructs as i've asserted

2 - someone at NASA or stanford or somewhere is deliberately encoding these entities and structures into the satellite data.

many of these entity's geometries are formed with sunspots and their related magnetic plasma ribbons. these sunspots can be verified from the ground with a telescope. if it's someone just fuckin around and adding this shit in for funsies, then hat's off to you buddy! you're using a ridiculous amount of artistic ability and scientific know-how for literally no one beyond me to notice. this makes much less sense than even an incredible theory like hyperdimensional entities.

one of the more interesting types of captures that i've gotten are totem style captures, in which there are a series of entities that are composites of smaller nested entities. they tend to be in a vertical column, much like the native american totem pole for which i've named them. this leads me to think that there is a longstanding spiritual aspect to this, that these entities have always been doing this, and that there have been rituals to contact/interact/summon/contract with them.

this process has always inspired unique feelings of awe and expanded awareness in me. even after i've gotten older, bitter, and cynical at times, it still refreshes that childlike wonder and curiousity. it is that feeling that i ultimately hope to share though these captures with you all.