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Originally posted by Ophiuchus 13
reply to post by Antoniastar
Well from what I have observed from your presented data it seems there is much to question as far as why certain images are blacked out from general public. I am not sure if the ELENIN is Nibiru/Nemesis/Planet x but I do find it weird that it is coming near on a untracked path in these times. Yes there have been many global situations that seem to hint at some UNKNOWN force interacting with EA. Now I seen in the data how it mentions the Binary star and celestial bodies it may have with it. And I don't doubt this just from information I have seen posted about there potentially being a large mass/size celestial body out there in the OORT cloud dislodging other celestials in its region once stationary in the OORT but moved from a Celestial object out there. I find that strange as well as the fact that there are new scopes up that are searching for celestial objects that may not show photon signature but show heat signature. This as well hints to me at least that something is out there and is being observed. Nibiru not sure as of yet have to get closer pics somewhat like the winged celestial you presented. So over all I do feel there is a force in the SOL system as of now interacting with the existing celestial bodies of the SOL system. Proof I feel is how Venus was struck in 8-09 and Jupiter in 7-09 So not to speculate to far I do think something is out there. Inhabited, 1 can assume.
Thanks for your input in the thread
edit on 3/10/11 by Ophiuchus 13 because: (no reason given)
certain images are blacked out from general public
So over all I do feel there is a force in the SOL system as of now interacting with the existing celestial bodies of the SOL system. Proof I feel is how Venus was struck in 8-09 and Jupiter in 7-09 So not to speculate to far I do think something is out there. Inhabited, 1 can assume.
Originally posted by loagun
Originally posted by nataylor
There's a big difference between astrologer and astronomer. The differences are quite important. My tone was meant to be nothing more than a helpful correction.
Originally posted by loagun
Oh wow, thank you for correcting my 5 AM mistake where I accidentally wrote astrologer instead of astronomer, and what nice tone you write it in too.
Yup, they've got a couple Ask an Astrobiologist answers that deal with Elenin. Other than that, and the JPL Small Body Database info, no real commentary or data. Certainly not any kind of PR campaign. As I said, NASA doesn't have much to say about Elenin.
Originally posted by loagun
In an equally level tone; No, you are wrong. NASA has cited a number of pages to 'Comet Elenin' on it's official website which can be seen accessed by performing a simple search on it's main page. Here is a some information that NASA has said; some.....
HA! Well since I have nothing else to do today, and its freezing outside I decided to do a little research about Comet Elenin, Leonid Elenin, the supposed IASC Astronomer who works at the Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics (Russian Academy of Sciences).
So NASA doesn't really have much to say? Hmm that's interesting... and I will tell you why..
I googled Leonid Elenin, and the first page that comes up is the amateur looking iasc.hsutx.edu... page which gives this little description about him:
"Mr. Elenin is an amateur astronomer from Lubertsy City, Russia, located near Moscow. With a passion for astronomy since childhood, he studies minor objects in the Solar System and variable stars. He has discovered more than 10 variable stars and numerous asteroids. He works at the Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics (Russian Academy of Sciences)."
Now presuming that we bpage looks old because it is in fact outdated, we can be assured that Mr. Elenin does 'apparently' work at the Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics like the first web page mentions, because by searching his name we also come up with this page: www.linkedin.com...
Which states the same information "Leonid Elenin, Astronomy at Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics RAS, in the Educational Institution" This website is also from 2010.
So not only do these two websites is that Mr Elenin not only works in Moscow, Russia, but he teaches Astrology at the Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics.
With more digging we see that NASA's official webpage, as countless other's states "It was discovered with a robotic telescope in New Mexico on 10 December 2010 by Russian amateur astronomer Leonid Elenin', but that is it. No mention of his job, or where that job is located.
Hmmm now isn't that odd? Now how can he be work for an educational institution, a university ne doubt, and teach astrology, and yet also be an "amateur" like NASA reports? Let's not forget that on NASA's press release they leave out any and all mention of his employment.....
Hmmm I don't know something smells fishy to me, let's keep digging...
So as NASA states Mr. Elenin discovered the comet(also known as C/2010 X1 according to NASA and Wikipedia) when he was using a 'robotic telescope in New Mexico'. Now how on Earth would an 'amateur astrologer' as NASA deemed Mr. Elenin ever get access to a robotic telescope in New Mexico? Not to mention that the contradicting stories get even more crossed when one wonders why he isn't actually in Moscow to begin with there he's suppose to be teaching astrology in a university???
Obviously NASA fudged there stories by accident when they deemed "Mr.Elenin" to be an amateur astrologer on one site, and a university professor on another(am I hinting that they made him up?? yes!)
BUT WAIT! lol. it get's EVEN better.
Now as nataylor stated "As I said, NASA doesn't have much to say about Elenin." and on the previous page "Number one, NASA had nothing to do with this discovery. Number two, here are a bunch of pictures:" with the accompanying link www.aerith.net... to some pictures.
So I decided to look up these robotic telescoped in New Mexico and I found all of them. They are as follows....
NF/ Observatory
Lincoln Near Earth Asteroid Research (LINEAR)
RAPTOR Los Alamos National Laboratory
ROTSE Robotic Optical Transient Search Experiment
now why don't we take a closer look...
NF/ Observatory
Western New Mexico University in Silver City
"Funded in part by support from the NASA Arkansas Space Grant Consortium, Henderson State University, and the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics."
www.nfo.edu...
Lincoln Near Earth Asteroid Research (LINEAR)
White Sands Missile Range in Socorro, New Mexico
"is an MIT Lincoln Laboratory program funded by the United States Air Force and NASA"
www.ll.mit.edu...
RAPTOR Los Alamos National Laboratory
Los Alamos, NM
ISR-1 is engaged in a mixture of civilian- and defense-related programs supported by DOE, DOD, NASA, and other US government agencies.
www.raptor.lanl.gov...
ROTSE Robotic Optical Transient Search Experiment
Los Alamos, NM
"The ROTSE research program is supported by NASA, NSF, the Research Corporation, The Planetary Society and the participating institutions."
www.umich.edu...
HA! There ALL supported/funded by NASA! The robotic telescope that "Leonid Elenin"(who doesn't exist on the internet outside of the two profile pages) 'discovered' Comet Elenin/C/2010 X1 using a NASA frick-a-ding-dong telescope that belongs to a NASA sponsored program.
Aslo the link that nataylor left me with the supposed pictures www.aerith.net...
Originally posted by Melbourne_Militia
How big is this comet is my first question?
And secondly, what are the chances of this comet being caught in the gravitational field of one of the planets and becoming another moon? or is it moving too fast for that?
Originally posted by loagun
Originally posted by nataylor
There's a big difference between astrologer and astronomer. The differences are quite important. My tone was meant to be nothing more than a helpful correction.
Originally posted by loagun
Oh wow, thank you for correcting my 5 AM mistake where I accidentally wrote astrologer instead of astronomer, and what nice tone you write it in too.
Yup, they've got a couple Ask an Astrobiologist answers that deal with Elenin. Other than that, and the JPL Small Body Database info, no real commentary or data. Certainly not any kind of PR campaign. As I said, NASA doesn't have much to say about Elenin.
Originally posted by loagun
In an equally level tone; No, you are wrong. NASA has cited a number of pages to 'Comet Elenin' on it's official website which can be seen accessed by performing a simple search on it's main page. Here is a some information that NASA has said; some.....
HA! Well since I have nothing else to do today, and its freezing outside I decided to do a little research about Comet Elenin, Leonid Elenin, the supposed IASC Astronomer who works at the Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics (Russian Academy of Sciences).
So NASA doesn't really have much to say? Hmm that's interesting... and I will tell you why..
I googled Leonid Elenin, and the first page that comes up is the amateur looking iasc.hsutx.edu... page which gives this little description about him:
"Mr. Elenin is an amateur astronomer from Lubertsy City, Russia, located near Moscow. With a passion for astronomy since childhood, he studies minor objects in the Solar System and variable stars. He has discovered more than 10 variable stars and numerous asteroids. He works at the Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics (Russian Academy of Sciences)."
Now presuming that we bpage looks old because it is in fact outdated, we can be assured that Mr. Elenin does 'apparently' work at the Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics like the first web page mentions, because by searching his name we also come up with this page: www.linkedin.com...
Which states the same information "Leonid Elenin, Astronomy at Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics RAS, in the Educational Institution" This website is also from 2010.
So not only do these two websites is that Mr Elenin not only works in Moscow, Russia, but he teaches Astrology at the Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics.
With more digging we see that NASA's official webpage, as countless other's states "It was discovered with a robotic telescope in New Mexico on 10 December 2010 by Russian amateur astronomer Leonid Elenin', but that is it. No mention of his job, or where that job is located.
Hmmm now isn't that odd? Now how can he be work for an educational institution, a university ne doubt, and teach astrology, and yet also be an "amateur" like NASA reports?
Let's not forget that on NASA's press release they leave out any and all mention of his employment.....
Hmmm I don't know something smells fishy to me, let's keep digging...
So as NASA states Mr. Elenin discovered the comet(also known as C/2010 X1 according to NASA and Wikipedia) when he was using a 'robotic telescope in New Mexico'. Now how on Earth would an 'amateur astrologer' as NASA deemed Mr. Elenin ever get access to a robotic telescope in New Mexico?
Not to mention that the contradicting stories get even more crossed when one wonders why he isn't actually in Moscow to begin with there he's suppose to be teaching astrology in a university???
Obviously NASA fudged there stories by accident when they deemed "Mr.Elenin" to be an amateur astrologer on one site, and a university professor on another(am I hinting that they made him up?? yes!)
So I decided to look up these robotic telescoped in New Mexico and I found all of them. They are as follows....
NF/ Observatory
Lincoln Near Earth Asteroid Research (LINEAR)
RAPTOR Los Alamos National Laboratory
ROTSE Robotic Optical Transient Search Experiment
Anyone go look all this up for yourself. "Leonid Elenin" is NASA. Period.
So yes nataylor, an entire PR campaign by NASA. beat that.
Originally posted by ziggy1706
now maybe if thiers time, is for jet propulsion laboratory/NASA ESA to make a simple technological spacecraft and take an opportunity to get close n personal with a comet coming so close! mabe even sample it!
Originally posted by pazcat
reply to post by flashcube
Just why is it important to many folks here? It is just a comet, it may be visible to the naked eye, may be not I guess we will have to wait. There have been many comets before that and there will be many after it, I want to know what makes this one particularly special from the rest.
Originally posted by nataylor
Nothing is going to happen on the 15th.
Originally posted by RizeorDie
we are going to get a taste of what this comet is capable of on the 15th!!!!!
Originally posted by Ophiuchus 13
reply to [url=http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread671804/pg6#pid10861022]post by truthseekr1111
One can only imagine how things this Fall will be.
Originally posted by Ophiuchus 13
I think it its supposed to be visible then.. And I would like to say another thanks to those who have added good data to this thread.
Because Elenin and its path/angle/position was the basis for validating 2 amazing Earthquake Predictions for Japans 9.0 Super-quake on 3/11 and is the first of 3 events still to occur connected to it this year that could be responsible for an even more catastrophic event around Oct 28, September 11th or November 11th.