Laura said:It's SOOO "Hale Bopp." And remember what that load of nonsense did.
Laura said:It's SOOO "Hale Bopp." And remember what that load of nonsense did.
dredger said:And a serie of recent captures, first one taken by a well known amateur astronomer which shows what happened when Ison interacted with Mars + some other vids & analysis (that should be even more analysed here)
_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUSXd4IkEkQ
_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIymqqAoESU
_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xf4I8FFYQNs
_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcL5Q4niSc8
_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME2WXjRB9cA
In summary they are questionning if it's really a comet ?
I'm also wondering almost the same.
dredger said:Thanks for your fast answer mkrnhr,
Sorry for some re-post, but these vids are shown everywhere and I wanted to have a fast check.
Only matter is that I'll now fear to post something which hasn't yet been discussed, it's hard to find exactly the same youtube url for a vid, they are copied, re-posted and so on.
Nassim Taleb said:The press is making us mistake a mouse for an elephant, and an elephant for a mouse.
Today, in the U.S., many more people are dying from overfeeding than underfeeding, many
more people are killed by excessive comfort than discomfort, and for all the evil of the gun lobby,
firearms harm much, much fewer people (<1%) than the corn syprup, cereal, wheat, and orange
juice industries. I cannot believe that, in the 21st century, "intelligent" people would mistake the lurid for the statistical.
"There is a bright, miniature, long-tailed comet situated within a much larger, but very much fainter and diffuse halo of a coma," said veteran comet-hunter John Bortle, according to Space.com.