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To: Talisker

Gee..go back through the thread to post 82 and look at the darn orbital diagram of Ison again..then ask yourself a serious question.
“Does that line in any way intersect our orbit?”
(No, it does not and never will.)
Post 89 has a link to the final orbit of shoemaker-levy 9.
The debris from that had two years to spread out.
It turned into a wagon train line.
It broke up in the same way ison did.
Now apply those critical thinking skills, as you say you can.


151 posted on 12/06/2013 8:55:04 AM PST by Darksheare (Try my coffee, first one's free..... Even robots will kill for it!)
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To: Darksheare

Are you saying we are all NOT going to die?

Well, that’s no fun. No fun at all.


162 posted on 12/06/2013 12:40:23 PM PST by FourtySeven (47)
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To: Darksheare; NoCmpromiz

LOL, it’s a cone of spreading material, okay? You say It’s not going to spread out 41 million miles, fine. I’m just saying who knows? Where is there some sort of model to Shoemaker-Levy 9? That it broke up? So what? Does everything in the universe break up in the same way? What rot.

Like I said, we’ll see how wide the cone spreads by what happens when it gets to our neighborhood. If NASA doesn’t manage to screw up the cameras again, and if it decides to release the actual data, we might see some photos. Otherwise, we won’t know squat unless it somehow puts a show on.

But to insult my intelligence because you don’t think the sun can expand debris it turned to rubble in the first place? After denying the mechanism of the Roche limit and the four camera screwup at perhihelion? LOL, whatever.


166 posted on 12/06/2013 12:55:21 PM PST by Talisker (One who commands, must obey.)
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