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Reminds me of Building 7
Originally posted by CasiusIgnoranze
reply to post by SatoriTheory
Hundreds of Comets pass close to the Sun every year without "melting".
Halley's comet gets close to the sun at a distance of 0.586 AU every 75 years, and my word it hasn't "melted completely" throughout the history since it was discovered.
Why did Comet Elenin have to be the exception? Its surface area is MASSIVE the fact it is 4 km in diameter, and it was only 0.482 AU from the Sun - a large enough distance to escape the threat of "melting".
edit on 17-9-2011 by CasiusIgnoranze because: .
Or...... Comet Elenin simply exhausted what was left of the material that made it's tail and is now an asteroid, black and cold, zipping it's way towards Earth to an impact point off the Russian-Alaskan coast where there is a big red "X" that marks the spot.
Originally posted by SonicInfinity
There's a small part of me that wants this to happen just to see the look on the debunkers' faces. The simple fact of the matter is that we won't know for certain whether this is an invisible brown dwarf, a spaceship, or nothing at all until the dates have passed. I'm going to reserve my opinion on Elenin until after November.
Originally posted by bjsmi2
Why dont we just wait !!
Lets just wait till the end of September...
All you "experts" out there for and against have NO conclusive evidence apart from your stupid limited information and guessing.
Lets see who's right or wrong before making big claims to fame. September 27 is not far off...
Earth is still experiencing odd behavior which nobody can explain dont forget...
Originally posted by fleabit
Or...... Comet Elenin simply exhausted what was left of the material that made it's tail and is now an asteroid, black and cold, zipping it's way towards Earth to an impact point off the Russian-Alaskan coast where there is a big red "X" that marks the spot.
The tail is made up of the material of the comet. The tail isn't a fuel source you know, it doesn't "run out."
Unlike a meteor that is heavy metals, a comet is dirt and ice. Unless you are suggesting there is a super meteor hiding beneath the normal dirt an ice that makes up that comet.