Comet (C/2013 A1) close shave with Mars

_http://psychicfocus.blogspot.com.au/?m=1
This is an interesting psychic reading explaining the explosion on Mars.

Tony said:

_http://psychicfocus.blogspot.com.au/?m=1
This is an interesting psychic reading explaining the explosion on Mars.

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Can you explain/elaborate shortly please what the content is and what in your opinion is interesting about it?

It mentions how the US government doesn't want to have the public know about its secret military bases on Mars and their interactions with ET's. They had to destroy the comet to protect their interests on Mars. This should be very interesting to read, I would have thought?

First of all, the comet hasn't been destroyed, it's still on its course. Also, if there are secret bases on Mars or whatever, a comet wouldn't reveal anything of that nature. Also, there was no "explosion" of Mars, otherwise the satellites would have been damaged. It is possible that the comet interacted electrically with Mars and the rest of the solar system, but that doesn't happen in a fraction of a second, it's a long process. If it happened, and it's difficult to be certain of that at this point, then maybe the biggest sunspot in the actual miserable solar cycle can be related to it, or it may be on of those "coincidences" where the cause to effect relationship is not clear in linear terms.

Tony said:

It mentions how the US government doesn't want to have the public know about its secret military bases on Mars and their interactions with ET's. They had to destroy the comet to protect their interests on Mars. This should be very interesting to read, I would have thought?

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This reading was from a psychic who also did a reading on the Cassiopaean Experiment. http://psychicfocus.blogspot.com.au/2014/08/cassiopaean-experiment.html?m=1
I don't believe everything I read but it's great to share these things and get other peoples opinions.

Tony said:

This reading was from a psychic who also did a reading on the Cassiopaean Experiment. http://psychicfocus.blogspot.com.au/2014/08/cassiopaean-experiment.html?m=1

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And now this is interesting:

Cassiopaean Experiment - Focus Sessions said:

I feel like there is so much more to this reading, but I was stopped (for some reason, like an energetic block or some kind of protective block) at that point.

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mkrnhr said:

First of all, the comet hasn't been destroyed, it's still on its course.

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I can't find any videos of Mars's explosive reaction to the comet because apparently all the live feed videos got cut off! Is there a cover up going on? How do you know that comet Siding is still on course?

Tony said:

I can't find any videos of Mars's explosive reaction to the comet because apparently all the live feed videos got cut off! Is there a cover up going on? How do you know that comet Siding is still on course?

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Because amateur astronomers took pictures of the comet days after the close passage on Oct. 19th. For example, a few examples here: _http://spaceweathergallery.com/comet_gallery.html

Until February its elongation will be small, but given its small size (a sub-kilometre nucleus) and its partial disintegration about a month before its close passage to Mars, it's not impossible to have the "emergence" of a dead comet by then, but that's how comets do behave, it's a natural process.

Now one a wilder speculative note, if the secret government artificially made the comet disintegrate in some way around the end of September to protect the spacecrafts, there would be no "explosion" in Mars (the spacecrafts are still there so the "explosion" unlikely unless there was miscalculation). However, an electric discharge ("natural") is not impossible and a possible link could be drawn perhaps to the actual solar activity and the subsequent weather phenomena on Earth.

The live feeds where disappointing and it seems the was no preparation at all for the event. When you have two objects with very different magnitudes, you are tempted to over-saturate the brightest object in order to detect the fainter one. And one you over-saturate, strange things happen that are more related to the equipment than to the object itself. That's how it looks like unless there is more convincing information pointing out to something else.

Added: Here is the analysis of Ignacio Ferrin from the University of Antioquia, Colombia, who had explicitly predicted the disintegration of comet ISON last year: _http://astronomia.udea.edu.co/cometspage/C2013A1SLC-SIDINGSPRING.xhtml

In fact the spacecrafts that will observe A1 from the surface of Mars will be watching at a nearly-dead comet !

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