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

To me it looks like its getting brighter now.

reply to post by Phage


Is this it did it make it?

reply to post by donlashway

Compared to what it looked like on the way in...no.

MrConspiracy
reply to post by symptomoftheuniverse

 

Phage doesn't do jokes

reply to post by Phage


Maybe "It's just a flesh wound".

Phage
reply to post by donlashway

 

Compared to what it looked like on the way in...no.

do you think it could still be a naked eye object?

reply to post by symptomoftheuniverse


No.

reply to post by Phage


Suppose it did survive "not that I think it will " what would you think of this comet ? what lesson will be learned from it ?

well that was a major anti-climax..

I have been looking forward to this for months fully expecting Ison to survive the sun and give us all a nice show over xmas and new year...

all those doom pornographers who claimed it was going to hit us or was a mothership must be feeling pretty stupid right now... but no doubt they have an excuse all ready to go!

The only thing i have left to say is this.... Cheesey, buddy! find something else to fixate on because you have been a breath of fresh air on these forums and i don't want you to go anywhere. your presence would be missed

Unity_99
So that sperm connected eh, wonder what the baby will be like?

I dunno man, you know what babies are like, they go through various Phages!

reply to post by 0bserver1

what lesson will be learned from it ?

From a scientific perspective, quite a lot.
From an ATS perspective, not a thing. The next comet will produce the same nonsense.

That all comets are not just dirty snowballs!

That we must now use the We do not really know everything their is about comets

Now What NASA?

Bet they come up with something!

Peace

reply to post by infoseeker26754

That all comets are not just dirty snowballs!

This one acted sort of like a dirty snowball.

That we must now use the We do not really know everything their is about comets

The only people that claim that would seem to be the EC crowd.

ISON's first time through and the sun does this to it.

I fixed the levels so you can see it better.

reply to post by Phage


Or You Tube!

It's been a Good Day Indeed! All that fired up on the Comet has my computer in Overdrive!

Now it's Clean Up Time! Sure do not want the comet coming when She gets Home!



Peace

reply to post by Signals

Comet ISON has now reached its closest point to the Sun. The Distance should start to increase again and the speed start falling.

Hopefully, Comet ISON will have survived this close brush with the Sun so we'll be able to see it in all its glory throughout December as it heads up and over Earth at a distance of 40,000,000 miles.

Update: Despite there being great hope for Comet ISON, it appears it disappeared behind the Sun today never to emerge again. Comet ISON has been destroyed by the intense heat and activity of our star, the Sun.

It didn't make it, so we won't be seeing it light up our skies, darn.

reply to post by Phage


I for one will hope it did make it.

Phage
reply to post by 0bserver1

 

what lesson will be learned from it ?

From a scientific perspective, quite a lot.
From an ATS perspective, not a thing. The next comet will produce the same nonsense.

Both true , but from scientific view I mean ,science too were somehow suprised how Ison behaved if not baffled about what happend the last couple of weeks...So I think science too gave off some unclear info.. or the msm did eitherway Ison got full attention to my recall ?

FarzadEghlima
To me it looks like its getting brighter now.

maybe it faded because it is now on the other side of the sun.it may brighten more once it leaves the suns atmosphere..