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Originally posted by Xcalibur254
reply to post by ZIPMATT
As I've stated in numerous threads, it's not just the dimming that indicates it has broken up. You also can see an elongation in the nucleus.
It has now not visible from his view point
Originally posted by BlueMav
i wish people would concentrate on constructive theories like 9/11 rather than hideousy like a comet passing or some crap about 2012; made up by people who sacrificed people to feed their serpent god! i really dont think were that importantedit on 17-9-2011 by BlueMav because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by soulofsirius
well what about all of the people who come forward and are killed off like phil shnieder......you are correct as not every amatuer astronemour is working for the powers that be is not trying to hide things.....but if tptb dont want something getting out theyll make sure of that........dont you think its wierd too how much official people are pushing thats its gone and nothings going to happen....i fell like if that were the truth they just wouldnt care what people say about it and move on
Originally posted by CasiusIgnoranze
To all the Elenin Debunkers and Sceptics, may I ask, how exactly did this 4 km diameter Comet just "break up" in deep space?
I'm guessing it felt the need to "self-destruct"?
Hundreds of Comets pass close to the Sun every year without "melting".
For example, Comet Encke (4.8km in diameter) is slightly bigger than Comet Elenin (4 km in diameter) and it gets much closer to the sun during its perihelion - 0.3302 AU. It hasn't "melted" or "self destructed" since its discovery date in 1786.
So naturally, it begs the question: 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".
Until these scientists can give me a reasonable explanation, Comet Elenin is still relevant and kicking in my books.edit on 17-9-2011 by CasiusIgnoranze because: .
Where's your documentaton on that please.
Originally posted by soulofsirius
so you think that allllllllll those things are just coincidence? it is clear that there is a dumb under denver airport i assure you.....also......what do you think of the earthquakes.....every 188 days.......this is the 4th time that has happened
Originally posted by captiva
reply to post by Illustronic
Just a point...I take it that the telescope he used to get the pics would be expensive and state of the art, modern? yea....So why does he use a camera a 300D that is 8 years old, has a sensor that is rated at next to useless nowadays and in todays pixel count is no more than a baby?
, so why use an old eos 300d?
respects
Originally posted by CasiusIgnoranze
To all the Elenin Debunkers and Sceptics, may I ask, how exactly did this 4 km diameter Comet just "break up" in deep space?
I'm guessing it felt the need to "self-destruct"?
Hundreds of Comets pass close to the Sun every year without "melting".
For example, Comet Encke (4.8km in diameter) is slightly bigger than Comet Elenin (4 km in diameter) and it gets much closer to the sun during its perihelion - 0.3302 AU. It hasn't "melted" or "self destructed" since its discovery date in 1786.
So naturally, it begs the question: 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".
Until these scientists can give me a reasonable explanation, Comet Elenin is still relevant and kicking in my books.edit on 17-9-2011 by CasiusIgnoranze because: .
Originally posted by Josonic
Originally posted by CasiusIgnoranze
reply to post by Josonic
Did I say I was a doomsayer? Or did you just assume that I was?
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Did I say you said you were a doomsayer, did I say you were a doomsayer, or were you just assuming?
Sounds like you got a guilty conscience to me.