What the?

Okay, thanks for posting that. I can see only three possibilities. One is that it is lens flare. However, because it reacted the light of the sun as if it was an object instead of a lens flare, I have to discount that.

Two, a magnetic bubble that has been blown from the sun. This is my preferred scenario. The fact that the bubble of magnetism could reflect or deflect energy like that is greatly disturbing. I hope it is not headed our way.

Three, a new planetary core ejected from our star. I have a theory that the orbs we see from the sun are solid, compressed metals that become the cores of planets once magnetized strongly enough to repel from the magnetic fields of the inner part of the sun.

However, I still feel that number two is the better theory. However, I don't know what damages such a magnetic plasma bubble could do to a planet. I have a feeling it depends on its polarity.