all! lets watch the realtime Ison journey meet the sun..provide by NASA!

Phage
reply to post by SheopleNation

 

Reckless?
Is it really that important to you?

What is, or is not important to me is not the discussion my perturbed friend. ISON is the topic of this thread. ~$heopleNation

reply to post by SheopleNation

. ISON is the topic of this thread.

I see.
I must have misunderstood when you mentioned:

endless jumping to conclusions, reckless assumptions, accompanied with hyper bloated egos.

MrConspiracy
reply to post by symptomoftheuniverse

 

Phage doesn't do jokes

You sure about that?
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Looks like an elongated cloud of stuff (no coma) as is what would be expected with a disintegration due to tidal forces. Pic from 22:24.

maybe they want us to believe its gone after all...

there is lots who claim the oposite, here is a first video

www.youtube.com...

symptomoftheuniverse
How wide is the remnant dust tail and how wide will it be when its 40 million mile from earth?

I dunno, but at least we still have 'fragments' and 'Dust' with a...dust trail. (That's two different smileys BTW) So the best analogy so far tonight is that Ison has had babies. We can call them Peter and Pall.

God, the 'net, or ATS is riven with bugs tonight,

symptomoftheuniverse
How wide is the remnant dust tail and how wide will it be when its 40 million mile from earth?

I dunno, but at least we still have 'fragments' and 'Dust' with a...dust trail. (That's two different smileys BTW) So the best analogy so far tonight is that Ison has had babies. We can call them Peter and Pall.

God, the 'net is riven with bugs tonight,

Game over.

ISON gone.

No more doom porn, so sorry gullible masses, you'll have to pin your hopes on the Dec 21, 2013 "miscalculation" of the Mayan doomsday prophecy that was supposed to happen last year.

Wahhh, wahhh, wahhhhh...

DenyObfuscation

MrConspiracy
reply to post by symptomoftheuniverse

 

Phage doesn't do jokes

You sure about that?
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Ba dum tsshhhhh.

Sticking to my guns

reply to post by Operations


What doom porn!? Seriously, do you read these posts?

We just wanted to see it, not hit us in the face.

From the discoverers Vitali Nevski and Artyom Novinchonok, and where Ison got it's name from:

C indicates ISON is not expected to return to the inner solar system (even if it does survive its close brush with the sun's atmosphere in November 2013). Comets that are regular visitors such as Comet Halley are designated with P for periodic comets, meaning its orbital period is less than 200 years. 2012 marks the year of discovery. S designates the half month it was discovered in (last half of September) 1 means it was the first discovered in that period.

reply to post by MrConspiracy


And this,someone may be eating humble pie!files.abovetopsecret.com...

STEREO A also showing the elongated (and headless) cloud.

Phage

I see.
I must have misunderstood when you mentioned:

Well, a wise Man once said that true wisdom comes in the knowledge that you know nothing, and at the moment, that applies to even you until proven otherwise.

Jeeze, Cheer up your cranky old self Phage, It's Thanksgiving buddy. Take my approach, and just gobble until you wobble. ~$heopleNation

Ploutonas
maybe they want us to believe its gone after all...

Why ? If it's still there we will see it with the naked eye in a few days so what would be the point of lying about it ?

reply to post by cody599


Oo, Thank you. I can't wait to see what you come up with, I love it already.

C'mon common sense can tell us that a comet so close to such massive star will fall, the gravitational pull is so heavy even a blackhole would have tremendous time to devulge our sun " because we luckly can call our sun the the comet eater!"

So that sperm connected eh, wonder what the baby will be like?

Either that or a space ship just made it through the stargate, which is what I suspected all along as well.

Wow I dislike these emoticons.

0bserver1
C'mon common sense can tell us that a comet so close to such massive star will fall, the gravitational pull is so heavy even a blackhole would have tremendous time to devulge our sun " because we luckly can call our sun the the comet eater!"

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But NASA said.....

smurfy

symptomoftheuniverse
How wide is the remnant dust tail and how wide will it be when its 40 million mile from earth?

I dunno, but at least we still have 'fragments' and 'Dust' with a...dust trail.

(That's two different smileys BTW) So the best analogy so far tonight is that Ison has had babies. We can call them Peter and Pall.

God, the 'net is riven with bugs tonight,

edit on 28-11-2013 by smurfy because: Text.

and in the picture phage posted near the head of the comet the debris field is as wide as the sun. I presume its expanding fast.