Object absorbed by the Sun?

[Siggy_G]

I was just looking through raw video data from NASA's site, for the sake of studying the shape of the corona at the Sun's poles. Now, I'm not too much into Nassim Haramein's hypothesis, but on these two videos something looked odd to me:

http://lasco-www.nrl.navy.mil/daily_mpg/091030_c3.mpg

Notice in the right area below the Sun. At the mid to end part of the sequence, there seems to be a tiny object accelerating towards the Sun. The order of the images (time) is a little mixed up, and the sequence is time capped at around 23. This object could have been a satelite orbiting Earth, but you'd expect to see the same object continue its orbit at the left top part of the Sun, on the next daily sequence. (The other brighter object, moving slowly at the middle, I assume is a planet)

http://lasco-www.nrl.navy.mil/daily_mpg/091031_c3.mpg

Day after. The corona goes "poof" at the lower left part of the Sun, and the "satelite" is not continuing its predicted orbit.

It could be a coinsidence and the sequence is fairly noisy, but still...

Edit: And while I was writing this... I checked another variation of the first sequence, close-up of the Sun. Now, pause your media player, and forward to the last frame at around 23 o'clock... A bright fragmented streak in the lower left corner (by far exceeding any other image noise):

http://lasco-www.nrl.navy.mil/daily_mpg ... it_195.mpg