StarVisionCom

Researching recurring structures in astronomical images resembling numbers, letters, symbols, and geometric objects. The images are Authentic.

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StarVisionCom™ Image Authenticity Statement

StarVisionCom™ certifies that its published astronomical images are authentic photographic records of what was captured by the camera. Neither the images nor the patterns visible within them have been created, inserted, reconstructed, or altered using artificial intelligence, generative imaging, compositing, photo-fakery, or other content-manipulation techniques.

Only standard, non-generative light and tonal adjustments—such as exposure, contrast, and highlights—may be applied to improve visibility. These adjustments do not add, remove, clone, relocate, redraw, or manufacture any pattern or structure.

Original source images and available metadata are retained. StarVisionCom™ therefore guarantees the authenticity and provenance of these images as real photographic evidence of what the camera recorded. The origin, mechanism, and meaning of the recorded patterns remain subjects of continuing research and independent scientific evaluation.

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Sirius Star System — January 18, 2015

All StarVisionCom images are authentic camera captures. No generative AI, predictive AI, compositing, or photo fakery was used in creating this image.

This photograph was captured in January 2015 — years before the emergence of today's modern generative-AI image systems and before their widespread public availability.

What the structures visible in these images represent, how they are produced, and whether they carry meaning are separate questions.

No labels, annotations, or interpretations are being provided with this or other StarVisionCom images.

The claims I am making are extraordinary. I am not asking anyone to accept extraordinary conclusions. I am however asking whether the evidence justifies objective investigation. There is an overwhelming amount of this evidence.

We are developing and testing hypotheses concerning what these recurring patterns are, how they are created, and their possible significance.

Please see our: StarVisionCom Image Authenticity Statement

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Sirius Star System — January 18, 2015

All StarVisionCom images are authentic camera captures. No generative AI, predictive AI, compositing, or photo fakery was used in creating this image.

This photograph was captured in January 2015 — years before the emergence of today's modern generative-AI image systems and before their widespread public availability.

What the structures visible in these images represent, how they are produced, and whether they carry meaning are separate questions.

No labels, annotations, or interpretations are being provided with this or other StarVisionCom images.

The claims I am making are extraordinary. I am not asking anyone to accept extraordinary conclusions. I am however asking whether the evidence justifies objective investigation. There is an overwhelming amount of this evidence.

We are developing and testing hypotheses concerning what these recurring patterns are, how they are created, and their possible significance.

Please see our: StarVisionCom Image Authenticity Statement

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Sirius Star System — January 18, 2015

All StarVisionCom images are authentic camera captures. No generative AI, predictive AI, compositing, or photo fakery was used in creating this image.

This photograph was captured in January 2015 — years before the emergence of today's modern generative-AI image systems and before their widespread public availability.

What the structures visible in these images represent, how they are produced, and whether they carry meaning are separate questions.

No labels, annotations, or interpretations are being provided with this or other StarVisionCom images.

We are developing and testing hypotheses concerning what these recurring patterns are, how they are created, and their possible significance.

Please see our: StarVisionCom Image Authenticity Statement

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Sirius Star System — January 18, 2015

All StarVisionCom images are authentic camera captures. No generative AI, predictive AI, compositing, filters, post processing or photo fakery of any kind was used in creating this image.

This photograph was captured in January 2015 — years before the emergence of today's modern generative-AI image systems and before their widespread public availability.

What the structures visible in these images represent, how they are produced, and whether they carry meaning are separate questions.

No labels, annotations, or interpretations are being provided with this or other StarVisionCom images.

We are developing and testing hypotheses concerning what these recurring patterns are, how they are created, and their possible significance.

Please see our: StarVisionCom Image Authenticity Statement:

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Sirius Star System — January 18, 2015

All StarVisionCom images are authentic camera captures. No generative AI, predictive AI, compositing, or photo fakery was used in creating this image.

This photograph was captured in January 2015 — years before the emergence of today's modern generative-AI image systems and before their widespread public availability.

What the structures visible in these images represent, how they are produced, and whether they carry meaning are separate questions.

No labels, annotations, or interpretations are being provided with this or other StarVisionCom images.

We are developing and testing hypotheses concerning what these recurring patterns are, how they are created, and their possible significance.

Please see our StarVisionCom Image Authenticity Statement:
https://t.co/yHrrspYxKT

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StarVisionCom™ Image Authenticity Statement

StarVisionCom™ certifies that its published astronomical images are authentic photographic records of what was captured by the camera. Neither the images nor the patterns visible within them have been created, inserted, reconstructed, or altered using artificial intelligence, generative imaging, compositing, photo-fakery, or other content-manipulation techniques.

Only standard, non-generative light and tonal adjustments—such as exposure, contrast, and highlights—may be applied to improve visibility. These adjustments do not add, remove, clone, relocate, redraw, or manufacture any pattern or structure.

Original source images and available metadata are retained. StarVisionCom™ therefore guarantees the authenticity and provenance of these images as real photographic evidence of what the camera recorded. The origin, mechanism, and meaning of the recorded patterns remain subjects of continuing research and independent scientific evaluation.

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Sirius Star System — January 18, 2015

All StarVisionCom images are authentic camera captures. No generative AI, predictive AI, compositing, or photo fakery was used in creating this image.

This photograph was captured in January 2015 — years before the emergence of today's modern generative-AI image systems and before their widespread public availability.

What the structures visible in these images represent, how they are produced, and whether they carry meaning are separate questions.

No labels, annotations, or interpretations are being provided with this or other StarVisionCom images. We are developing and testing hypotheses concerning what these recurring patterns are, how they are created, and their possible significance.

Please see our StarVisionCom Image Authenticity Statement:
https://t.co/yHrrspYxKT

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Sirius Star System — January 18, 2015

All StarVisionCom images are authentic camera captures. No generative AI, predictive AI, compositing, or photo fakery was used in creating this image.

This photograph was captured in January 2015 — years before the emergence of today's modern generative-AI image systems and before their widespread public availability.

What the structures visible in these images represent, how they are produced, and whether they carry meaning are separate questions.

No labels, annotations, or interpretations are being provided with this or other StarVisionCom images. We are developing and testing hypotheses concerning what these recurring patterns are, how they are created, and their possible significance.

Please see our StarVisionCom Image Authenticity Statement:
https://t.co/yHrrspYxKT

[StarVisionCom @StarVisionCom]

StarVisionCom™ Image Authenticity Statement

StarVisionCom™ certifies that its published astronomical images are authentic photographic records of what was captured by the camera. Neither the images nor the patterns visible within them have been created, inserted, reconstructed, or altered using artificial intelligence, generative imaging, compositing, photo-fakery, or other content-manipulation techniques.

Only standard, non-generative light and tonal adjustments—such as exposure, contrast, and highlights—may be applied to improve visibility. These adjustments do not add, remove, clone, relocate, redraw, or manufacture any pattern or structure.

Original source images and available metadata are retained. StarVisionCom™ therefore guarantees the authenticity and provenance of these images as real photographic evidence of what the camera recorded. The origin, mechanism, and meaning of the recorded patterns remain subjects of continuing research and independent scientific evaluation.

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Planet Venus: picture taken on July 20, 2018.

All of our images are completely free of generative or predictive AI. The 2018 date of this image provides further evidence of this, since AI for photos was not released until 2021.

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Sirius Star System: picture taken on Dec 28, 2016.

All of our images are completely free of generative or predictive AI. The 2016 date of this image provides further evidence of this, since AI for photos was not released until 2021.

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Sirius Star System: picture taken on Dec 28, 2016.

All of our images are completely free of generative or predictive AI. The 2016 date of this image provides further evidence of this, since AI for photos was not released until 2021.

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Sirius Star System: picture taken on Dec 28, 2016.

All of our images are completely free of generative or predictive AI. The 2016 date of this image provides further evidence of this, since AI for photos was not released until 2021.

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Planet Venus: picture taken on July 20, 2018.

All of our images are completely free of generative or predictive AI. The 2018 date of this image provides further evidence of this, since AI for photos was not released until 2021.

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Sirius Star System: picture taken on Dec 28, 2016.

All of our images are completely free of generative or predictive AI. The 2016 date of this image provides further evidence of this, since AI for photos was not released until 2021.

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Sirius Star System: (2) pictures taken on Dec 28, 2016.

The Patterns in the center are very similar in shape, size, color, and location within the overall image.

Both pictures were taken on the same night of Dec 28, 2016, with only 5 other pictures between them.

All of our images are completely free of generative or predictive AI. The 2016 date of these images provides further evidence of this, since AI for photos was not released until 2021.

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StarVision Communications is seeking photographers, astrophotographers, scientists, and independent researchers interested in helping investigate a recurring phenomenon found across a large collection of astronomical images.

We are especially interested in people willing to independently capture and analyze images of stars, planets, and the Moon using their own equipment and methods.

The goal is simple: independent replication, comparison, and rigorous testing.

If you are interested in participating, collaborating, or reviewing the evidence, please contact us.

Sirius Star System, taken on April 21, 2017

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StarVision Communications is seeking photographers, astrophotographers, scientists, and independent researchers interested in helping investigate a recurring phenomenon found across a large collection of astronomical images.

We are especially interested in people willing to independently capture and analyze images of stars, planets, and the Moon using their own equipment and methods.

The goal is simple: independent replication, comparison, and rigorous testing.

If you are interested in participating, collaborating, or reviewing the evidence, please contact us.

Sirius Star System, taken on Nov 12, 2020.

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@RobLogic Beautiful video. Sirius is a Binary star system - Sirius A & B. Here is Sirius Star System- taken on Nov 12, 2020 (No AI or photo fakery). We are researching photo phenomena in astronomical images and have thousands of images of Sirius and other stars and planets.