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Originally posted by zenius
Ok, this is number 3 thread on this topic, the last one only a short time ago. AGAIN I say go to Puterman's thread HERE. It's all already there!
All these things you are saying have already been discussed. Use the search tool, that's what it's there for!
Where are the mods tonight???
Originally posted by mblahnikluver
There is a pretty well researched thread already on this. Why make another?
Elenin has nothing to do with ELE or any other word association you seem so desperate to link it to.
It also has nothing to do with elevennine like you say either. I could do this with EVERY SINGLE name that starts out like that.
Originally posted by zenius
reply to post by Red Cloak
Maybe the info is not already on that thread, but you could've put it there instead of making another thread.
Originally posted by Red Cloak
It also appears that the current estimated size of the nucleus of the comet (not including the comet's tail) is 50 kilometers in radius (31 miles).
Originally posted by Pauligirl
Originally posted by Red Cloak
It also appears that the current estimated size of the nucleus of the comet (not including the comet's tail) is 50 kilometers in radius (31 miles).
Do you have a source for that?
OK, perhaps it is time to start taking this seriously now. I have been looking into Comet Elenin quite a bit the last
and it appears that the comet reaches perihelion on 9/11/11.
Originally posted by kennylee
reply to post by Red Cloak
and it appears that the comet reaches perihelion on 9/11/11.
I'm ignorant when it comes to this stuff. Could you tell me what "perihelion' IS? And also, do you have a link to the size of the comet? Thanks.....
Originally posted by wingsfan
going out on a limb here, but..... anyone else get the feeling this comet might be a front? perhaps there is indeed a real comet, but what if there is something else MUCH bigger expected to pass during these time frames.
sure a 30mile comet would be disaterous if it hit us, but I keep hearing things about pole shifts. I don't think a comet of this size is near capable of causing such a drastic event. just odd nasa says betelgeuse may or may not go supernova and now a massive comet may or may not pass close. something dosen't add up to me.
Originally posted by edog11
Edit: Wait, just thought of something. Won't Elenin first have to go THROUGH the asteroid belt? If that's true then isn't it very much possible that it may be hit by a few asteroids, consequentially changing its orbit around the sun to one where it may hit us?