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daryllyn
Do you know that NASA isn't even the hub for NEOs?
And that a good portion of their information is given to them by astronomers, professional and amateur alike, from all around the world and that the effort for tracking, cataloging and discovering NEOs is a world-wide, collaborative effort?
The information about NEOs is never even a secret to begin with and by the time an object has a calculated orbit, it is well known among the astronomical community at large, especially if it has an impact risk.
Remember the UN wants You to believe their is a "threat" being posed by NEO's (Near Earth Objects) or comets/astroids.
AlphaHawk
reply to post by 1Providence1
Why would they hide ISON from us?
Comet Lovejoy was visible on SDO when it passed by the sun and then, when the very next sun grazer comes along (ISON), they start advertising that they will have a live feed of SDO to hopefully watch the comet pass the sun in near real time, only to hide it from us.
Doesn't make ANY sense.
Fact is, it didn't show up and they were rather disappointed about it, you'd know that too if you watched the live feed.
Yes many people are involved with the information NASA gets, but what they chose to convey to the public is at their own discretion.
alen051
OK...go to...stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov...
Select: Ahead COR1
Start and End Dates: 20131128 / 20131129
Resolution: 1024 x 1024
Display: Slideshow
Search
Frame start: 11 / stop: 18
Just saying that I am not buying that SDO BS.....this fella should be visible..they definitely wanted to hide it from us....
Take care!edit on 30-11-2013 by alen051 because: (no reason given)
hoochymama23
I watched the live feed on Google+ from beginning to end, and with the High Res feed of the Sun (amazing by the way) it didnt move one bit. Nothing moved and I sat there thinking "wouldn't something move" within that time frame?
Also, it seems after NASA finished there feed there servers went down as well and the live feeds from the Satellites went down.
daryllyn
reply to post by Realtruth
Yes many people are involved with the information NASA gets, but what they chose to convey to the public is at their own discretion.
The people providing the information ARE the public. Please explain how they could hide information from the very people that are providing it to them?
Also, the information is never secret to begin with.
As soon as any object is discovered.... that info is public.
Personally, I believe this whole thing falls under Agenda 21 with some hints of Project Bluebeam.
If the government can have huge spy operations, huge militaries, Huge amount of hackers/bloggers, why cant they have huge amounts of "astronomers" working for them, releasing information that is false.
hoochymama23
reply to post by AlphaHawk
Again, the Sun is unreal. It shows the technology we have that is available.
Maybe we didnt want someone to actually see what ISON is doing for some reason. I dont know, I think Scientists really want to share information, but in the age we live in would we want to share this with China??
Even though Russia was the first to identify this Comet do they have the tech to observe it this much??
snypwsd
reply to post by daryllyn
and yes I do know that the info is presented to nasa (like minded companies) by normal people.
But does that mean that what nasa releases is true?
If obama could hire teams of hackers and bloggers to have some control over things on the internet, whos to say that the government hasn't done the same thing with astronomy?
If the government can have huge spy operations, huge militaries, Huge amount of hackers/bloggers, why cant they have huge amounts of "astronomers" working for them, releasing information that is false.
crzayfool
Besides the heated discussions about multiple research organisations attempting to hide ISON from the world has anyone actually got any detailed images of it from 30/11/2013 onward?