Comet Atlas, burning far brighter than expected!

a reply to: carsforkids

So I've read but you can't threaten me with what I've dreamed about.

No threat from me at all.

As far as your dreams, there are ways to navigate through them, go through levels of them, change your reality in them, learn things from them.

But that's a whole other topic and has nothing to do with the comet.

Respectfully..

Lums

a reply to: Lumenari

"...there are a lot more interesting people than me here on ATS with much better stories."
True enough, my post was mostly in jest. Mostly...
However, while I haven't actively sought out or specifically followed your posts, just from what I've happened upon I do find you an intriguing person. Perhaps not the most interesting on this forum but definitely near the top of the list.
But, to be fair, it's a very long list as I'm easily impressed.

originally posted by: Lumenari

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: surfinguru

Come on people, why the ridiculous doom porn on this?

You must be new here.
Comets are bad. Really, really bad. Everybody knows that.

Comets are SO bad that you can't even name a pizza place after them without a controversy.

And they killed the dinosaurs.

Worst. Thing. Ever.

Ha!

If you ever run out of yarn just let me know. I've got a huge amount of it I can spare.

a reply to: surfinguru

Yeah it's in Mars orbit at present I read with it being closest to earth in May, with the words baffling and erratic being used to describe its luminosity and trajectory so I would watch this space... Well not this space but up there in the sky. When we're allowed back out that is.

originally posted by: 10uoutlaw
a reply to: HalWesten

It can't hit Michigan , Biden is rumored to be looking at Whitmer as his running mate .

LOL!

If it gets her out of here I'm all for it. She's a total failure already.

a reply to: ManyMasks

We have nothing to worry about with this comet because it's been told to socially distance itself from us so it can't catch the virus.

a reply to: Kurokage

LOL, earth's inhabitants are the virus the comet is the clean up crew.....stand by.


Ps I have been watching too much post apocalyptic TV programs lately, so let's hope that's my recent conditioning got me in this mood and not a subconscious warning.a1

originally posted by: Lumenari
a reply to: ManyMasks

My belief system is Hopi, so I'm pretty aware of that one.

I made sure to pick the team that lived through the last few ELE's.

Sick dude, did it come with a refer-a-friend pass so we can level up and quest together?

a reply to: ManyMasks


Hello to you. Hope you are keeping well.


We have had some weird comets over the last few years. The skies are energetic atm. I read somewhere that this comet has similarities in motion to the comet that came around with the black death.

Have you head anything like that. I also read that it has a huge atmosphere if that the right word. About half the size of the sun. So I guess we will be travelling through its atmosphere.


and then there is the strange links between comets and doom.

The term "influenza" is believed to be derived from the Italian phrase, "influenza coeli," meaning "influence of the heavens or stars."

io9.gizmodo.com...

or pansperma links.

One of Hoyle and Wickramasinghe's more controversial claims is that influenza outbreaks are often caused by newly arriving viruses from space. Among several lines of evidence, they noticed that the worst flu epidemics coincide with peaks in the eleven-year cycle of sunspot activity. When an unusually vigorous flu epidemic again matched the pattern in January, 2000, they renewed the story in Current Science, a weekly journal of the Indian Academy of Sciences. In London, The Guardian covered the story (2), and a controversy erupted. Here is some of the ensuing discussion, 21-26 January 2000.

www.panspermia.org...


Lets hope we get a good light show from this anyways.

a reply to: ManyMasks

Maybe it just shrugged off some of its corona.

a reply to: purplemer

Wickramasinghe thinks the COVID19 virus came from a meteor.

But then, he thinks everything comes from meteors, or comets.
source

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: ChayOphan

Here's a better one.

Overhead, without any fuss, the stars were going out

urbigenous.net...

Well with this extended leave time maybe now I can finish building an Automatic Sequence Computer and get this whole thing over with...

a reply to: purplemer

I'm good thanks

I've been looking for some clear skies since I read about the comet but it has been overcast, how's the skies your area, you must have minimal light pollution is it overcast a lot? Yeah things are ominous with a lot transpiring, corona virus would certainly fit what your saying, the suns corona could be f king with our vibrations. Tbh anything can happen just need to make sure we're ready if TSHTF

a reply to: ManyMasks

I've been looking for some clear skies since I read about the comet

You're going to need a pretty good telescope to see it.

Skywatchers can currently observe ATLAS with medium-sized telescopes during very dark skies.

www.inverse.com...

a reply to: ManyMasks




We have had some clear skies and the moon is dark atm. Where about is it. I have some binoculars.

a reply to: Phage

I don't have a telescope and my next expenditure is a hunting bow and arrow.. Just incase.

a reply to: purplemer

Yeah this link
Tells you where to look, they guy in the OP first seen it through binoculars it tells you the spec and with your location you could be in luck, moon may be a problem though if its bright. Let us know how you get on. Thanks

If Its The Borg aboard I want humans to remember to never forget what Being Human Means (Do Not lose The The Love) My friends !

a reply to: Phage

That is a good one, thanks.