To: LeoWindhorse
Images are pretty convincing.
Sad.
I haven't seen a decent comet diisplay since Bennet in '69.
13 posted on
11/28/2013 3:27:29 PM PST by
djf
(Global warming is turning out to be a bunch of hot air!!)
To: djf
16 posted on
11/28/2013 3:40:51 PM PST by
fhayek
To: djf
“I haven’t seen a decent comet diisplay since Bennet in ‘69.”
That was good, but Hale-Bopp and Hyatuke(sp?) of the mid-90’s were pretty good, too.
27 posted on
11/28/2013 4:25:24 PM PST by
The Antiyuppie
("When small men cast long shadows, then it is very late in the day.")
To: djf
This all happened within a few hours today.
It looks like it was dimming before it went behind the Sun. I wonder if all the material simply burned off rather than being blown apart.
29 posted on
11/28/2013 4:32:06 PM PST by
Moonman62
(The US has become a government with a country, rather than a country with a government.)
To: djf
Ok, so... where did it go?
Mass just does not dissappear
Even if it vaporized it still has mass in the form of vapor. You can still see SOMETHING following the trajectory after it passes the sun
I expect it was torn to shreds, but where did those shreds go?
If some of them got sucked into the sun I would expect the remaining debri not to follow the original path (it would have changed trajectory outward as it lost mass inward)
49 posted on
11/28/2013 5:14:59 PM PST by
Mr. K
To: djf
RE: “I haven't seen a decent comet display since Bennet in ‘69.”
I can't recall that.
How did it compare to Hale-Bopp in 1997?
To: djf
Darn I was looking forward to this one. Hale-Bop was pretty good.
70 posted on
11/28/2013 6:09:36 PM PST by
skyman
To: djf
81 posted on
11/28/2013 8:05:26 PM PST by
Delta 21
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