Another sun diving comet or another object.

Here we go again, we have another object diving in the sun. Will CME will be launched ? I don't know. But remeber there was another object who has been swallowed to the sun with CME after.
Now i just put the link and we'll see.
Select LASCO 2, and image 20 search.
sohodata.nascom.nasa.gov...

Old link for CME after comet
spaceweather.com...

Is this a different one from the other day???

reply to post by LaTouffe


your right. And its seems to be on the same trajectory.

IT IS a different one...
Our sun is taking a beating to say the least this past millenium...
Another prophecy fulfilled...
The end is near...
Th End Is here!!!

Repost.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Comets hit the sun all the time.

The end is not nigh...

Here is a nice one showing a comet discharge and the sun react.

reply to post by Version100


The sun didn't react to it at all.

Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Version100

 

The sun didn't react to it at all.

There are more than a couple well educated scientists that support the electric/plasma
universe theory...

And you are ?

reply to post by Version100


Not a pseudo-scientist.

Originally posted by Chadwickus

Not a pseudo-scientist.

Shrug, that's all you've got ?

Looks like you've got those worthless one liners down pat, ace.

Dismissed.

reply to post by Version100


So tell me then, how does a chunk of rock and ice influence the sun?

Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Version100

 

So tell me then, how does a chunk of rock and ice influence the sun?

First off, why don't you ask yourself how a ball of ice could pass through the
corona of the sun and remain ice.

Secondly, ask yourself, if the fusion model of the sun is correct why is the corona
2 million degrees and the surface of the sun is 6500K.
(This phenomena is unexplained by modern science)

According to the electric/plasma universe theory comets have a plasma sheath
or a significant plasma component that gathers an opposing charge to the sun's
as they travels in the outer solar system.

As those charged comets pass near the sun they discharge producing significant
effect(s) on the sun.

reply to post by Version100


...Or they burn up before getting anywhere near the sun, this vid is a good example of that.



And this one:



When you see one like this that appears to fly straight into the sun:



You are seeing a giant 3D space being captured on a 2D camera.

Comet's like this most likely are flying tens of thousands of kms in front of or behind the sun.

(something ignored by the pseudo-scientists who sprout their rubbish)

Originally posted by Version100

Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Version100

 

So tell me then, how does a chunk of rock and ice influence the sun?

First off, why don't you ask yourself how a ball of ice could pass through the
corona of the sun and remain ice.

You know this how?

According to the electric/plasma universe theory comets have a plasma sheath
or a significant plasma component that gathers an opposite charge to the sun's
charge as it travels in the outer solar system and as comets pass near the sun
they discharge and have significant effect on the sun.

Are you aware of the massive scale difference?

Originally posted by Illustronic

Are you aware of the massive scale difference?

Of course, in what way does the scale difference invalidate the concept ?

Plasma can carry a tremendous charge.

Well, the fact of the matter is...

we know nothing and have many things to learn most of us will never even scratch in our life times, for all we know ... we could be wrong about so many things, it is all still a mystery.

imo.

reply to post by Chadwickus


I see you avoided the difficult questions and posted some videos that do nothing to
prove any argument.

The first video shows nothing that you claim, the comet disappears and the video ends
there is no indication that the comet "burnt up".

Comets impacting the sun were not in question so that part of your reply is non sequitur.

reply to post by Version100


I didn't see any reaction from the sun either....

Making your claim that comets reacting with the sun a non sequitur.

Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Version100

 

I didn't see any reaction from the sun either....

Making your claim that comets reacting with the sun a non sequitur.

So, all electrical interaction require a visible reaction ?

Specious reasoning.

reply to post by Version100


Oh how convenient.

You post a youtube video earlier showing what you claimed to be a comet reacting with the sun.

BUT, comets can also react with the sun with no visible affects too!

Ahh lovely, have fun with that.