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Scientists as well as amateur observers are now asking why there have been no recent promised HD images of the comet?
This though may change due to interaction with the sun. The comet may come closer to Earth or furtherer a way.
There is evidence that ISON has already had an affect on both the planet Earth and on Mars.
ISON is by far the biggest comet to come our way in more than a thousand years.
Large space objects passing by our planet will have various planetary effects; severe weather, earthquakes and perhaps even worse.
If Comet ISON is the big fella several observers conclude it is based on an analysis of the evidence so far then it will likely bring about changes to our planet that may affect us severely, and perhaps we are already experiencing a taste of these. Should we not be receiving all of the facts, and the appropriate warnings given these potential possibilities? Why are we not?
AlphaHawk
reply to post by Tallone
Look, sorry to keep doing this, but ISON and Mars do no not even get close to each other, neither does Mercury.
Watch the animation:
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tsurfer2000h
reply to post by Tallone
Yes it is. I liiiiike it when you lot come out to play.
So would you like to clarify the you lot come out to play, or are you talking about the ones who actually understand that this is just a comet and nothing more?
Your OP has already been shown to be a fallacy with the notion the world is being kept in the dark about Ison from the MSM when it has been shown your wrong.
But hey if you want to fear this comet go right ahead, but remember it is just a comet that will not come close to causing harm to you, me or the Earth.
Tallone
There is next to NO news about ISON on the main media outlets.
rickymouse
I'm not really sure if anyone can actually accurately predict the path or actions of this particular comet.
rickymouse
That may be the reason that NASA isn't saying so much
NASA is doing an adequate job.
AlphaHawk
reply to post by infoseeker26754
Well these figures might help you..
Yes, it's busy out there, but comet discoveries have dropped in the last few years.
BUT
Amateur discoveries are up.
Make what you will of that.
www.comethunter.de...edit on 10-11-2013 by AlphaHawk because: (no reason given)
Riffrafter
Elliot
What about no mention of Comet Brewington, Comet Enke and Comet Lovejoy, all at around the same time as Comet ISON?
How come there is no mention of the Four Comets in MSM. This should at least make the broad sheets newspapers if not the 'Daily Scandal' newspapers. Some many intellectuals who just might be interestsed, not to mention us 'common folk'? No?
And don't forget Comet Linear in that bunch. I think there's actually 5 now.
Historically I'm not sure what the "record" is, but 5 at one time has to be up there...
Anyone know?
jazz10
reply to post by Lil Drummerboy
I second that. Nicely put. May I join you on the fence?
Euphony
With that animation it doesn't look like ISON comes anywhere close to Earth. Am I missing something?
rickymouse
I'm not really sure if anyone can actually accurately predict the path or actions of this particular comet. That may be the reason that NASA isn't saying so much
pipsterdj
youtu.be...
I think this makes a lot of sense
DJW001
reply to post by Tallone
...that there is nothing unusual about this comet nor the amount of press it has been receiving.