An image of Comet Ison or is it really a comet?

reply to post by NeoParadigm


well... don't comets have a tail following them? I thought it was so. I could definitely be wrong about that tho... If I remember correctly, the tail would be made of dust and gas?...

lol really not sure.

reply to post by NeoParadigm


Im having trouble believing NASA's V-filter explanation..
We've watched other comets come in..and if you can show me a picture of those comets that look like this..then i'll believe it.


I saw the Hubble images of Halebob..no comparison..

if it was a shutter effect the lines would be parallel

reply to post by abeverage


Go here to the Ison mission page:
archive.stsci.edu...

at bottom click Phase II Observing Program which gets you here:
www.stsci.edu...

Read the descriptions of the various images created. The one with a total of 8 171 second images is
F350P, NOT the same images, which are F606W and F814W obtained 30 April, 2013 on totally different dates,

Note in the hubble instructions for F606W and F814W that the images alternate, first a 606 then a 814, 606, 814, 616 which exactly corresponds to the "anomalies".

Since the stars are effectively an infinite distance away, there will NEVER be any apparent motion from frame to frame over any length of exposure unless the telescopes orientation changes, which it does not. Only things relatively close to the device will show any parallax movement as the orbit changes the viewing location.

These are merely five frames which clearly depict the expected sinusoidal time lapse images of the comet as seen from different points in the telescopes orbit.

reply to post by NowanKenubi


You were obviously describing something you saw in the pic as a tail. My question is, what were you describing as going in one direction?

The bright light glow around the object that you see when it is not zoomed in and darkened?

It is not the tail, it is just overexposure in the pic. At least I think.

Originally posted by Yummy Freelunch

Originally posted by Jahari
reply to post by Yummy Freelunch

 

If you don't think its a ufo who do you think it is?

Id love to believe it was something other worldly..but my mind can't grasp it. I guess we have to wait until October..sadly..im afraid it'll just be another non-event..I really hope it is something spectacular..

Unless it causes harm!

Year 1347 (Comet Negra) Black Death - 2013 (Comet ISON) - 666 Years Later, page 1

www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by covertpanther


I dont think anything is due until 2029 or 2036 if i remember correctly.

Plenty can be done if people get off their ass and work for change. I am doing my part by informing people of the truth and fighting the disinfo agents.

People put money above everything else and that is how evil preys.

reply to post by GreyGoo


What lines whould be parallel and why is that? Please explain.

Wow this is so amazing!!!

I have no explanation regarding this image exept that it looks exactly like some kind of spaceship to me. Definetly not a comet. My mind is blown.

So...they are coming.

*Shivers*

Awesome find

reply to post by NeoParadigm


LOL ... D'oh!! .... I think we would agree if we could agree on the relative distance of the "comet" to hubbles changed positions ... Im saying its so far away that hubbles position becomes irrelevant and you are saying that its close enough for hubbles changed position to make a difference and so it would show the odd characteristics that it is (i think?!?! .. maybe I should stop thinking ... to be honest I have no idea .. but i do like speculating and its fun to think that there are mysteries out there .... and it does seem like an awful long way away .... but I guess we'll find out in a few months ....

reply to post by NeoParadigm


If the white halo isn't a tail of debris and gas what is it made of then, to give the impression of movement as it does? Is it only some kind of glow?

Thanks for your time.

Just found a proposal that Comet ISON may have broke up!

www.stsci.edu...

Originally posted by WonderBoi
I've read and skimmed through 6 pages worth of comments...and didn't see Phage posting up? Now that's strange.

well when he does join the party I hope he realises I already know im a dumb*ss so no need to comment on my posts ... that said I would be very interested in what he has to say

ok folks..to refresh your memories..this picture is the shoemaker levy comet..it is not time lapsed..it broke apart into 22 pieces..



I dont understand why they didnt photograph it the way they are Ison, but hey..if you believe their story..thats fine.
This is to let you see what those "little" pieces of comet can do to a planet.

This is the Shoemaker Levy coming into contact with Jupiter.

reply to post by abeverage


I just posted a pic of the Shoemaker Levy after it broke into 22 pieces..still does not look like any pictures of ISON.

reply to post by johnrobca


Yes, that's exactly what both of our positions are.

But it has entered our solar system so it must be relatively close.

Originally posted by Shibz
Wow this is so amazing!!!

I have no explanation regarding this image exept that it looks exactly like some kind of spaceship to me. Definetly not a comet. My mind is blown.

So...they are coming.

*Shivers*

Awesome find

Just to clarify..I am in NO way claiming this is a ship of some kind..I dont think I even believe in that, anymore..I am just saying it is something strange that needs to be looked into deeper. NASA seems to change their story every other day and I'm not sure I buy their explanations.

I mean, they say the comet is dropping carbon like crazy..we could be going through its tail..it's something to consider..
It seems to me, that these are the building blocks of the universe..it's extremely fascinating, no matter what it is

Originally posted by tombaccei
reply to post by abeverage

 

Go here to the Ison mission page:
archive.stsci.edu...

at bottom click Phase II Observing Program which gets you here:
www.stsci.edu...

Read the descriptions of the various images created. The one with a total of 8 171 second images is
F350P, NOT the same images, which are F606W and F814W obtained 30 April, 2013 on totally different dates,

Note in the hubble instructions for F606W and F814W that the images alternate, first a 606 then a 814, 606, 814, 616 which exactly corresponds to the "anomalies".

Since the stars are effectively an infinite distance away, there will NEVER be any apparent motion from frame to frame over any length of exposure unless the telescopes orientation changes, which it does not. Only things relatively close to the device will show any parallax movement as the orbit changes the viewing location.

These are merely five frames which clearly depict the expected sinusoidal time lapse images of the comet as seen from different points in the telescopes orbit.

I just realized that if you click the link for the Data for Program ID: 13229 that the data for the 16th is missing...

lovely so then the times are not reported but if you click the interactive you will be taken to the same images.

I wonder why the data has not been added?

Originally posted by NowanKenubi
reply to post by NeoParadigm

 

If the white halo isn't a tail of debris and gas what is it made of then, to give the impression of movement as it does? Is it only some kind of glow?

Thanks for your time.

Yes, like I said, I think it is due to overexposure to bright light.

Is anyone paying attention?

Those shots of Shoemaker..before they hit Jupiter..are MUCH further away than ISON is right now..ISON is approaching Mars..why are they not photographed like ISON?