Suspicious deaths of two astonomers involved in Elenin

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The info is from a French site : _http://wikistrike.over-blog.com/article-comete-elenin-2-astronomes-assassines-la-fin-du-monde-76982262.html

Here is a bit of the article :

Brian Geoffrey Marsden is born August 5, 1937, he died November 18, 2010. He was an American-British astronomer; he was since 1978 the director of the Minor Planet Center of the SAO situated in Cambridge in Massachusetts. The Minor Planet Center, under auspices of the union Astronomical Internationale, it's the official organism charged of the collection of the observation data for the small planets (asteroids) and the comets, the calculation of their orbit and the publication of this information via the Minor Planet Circulars...

Allan Rex Sandage is born June 18, 1926 in Iowa city, Iowa (United States), and died to San Gabriel (California) November 13, 2010; he counted among the biggest contemporary American astronomers. Born in a Jewish family, he converts toward the end of his life to Christianity. Sandage worked in the observatory of the Mount Palomar. This observatory belongs and is controlled by the California Institue of technology (Caltech). One of the important programs assigned to the Palomar mount is the program of research of the comets and asteroids near-Earth objects named Near Earth Asteroid Tracking (NEAT). the asteroids near-Earth objects are the asteroids evolving close by or earth-bound. To name them one uses the ECA abbreviation, of the English Earth-Crossing Asteroids, asteroids whose orbit crosses the one of the Earth, often. Some of these objects being susceptible to knock the Earth, they are the subject of a research and a particular follow-up...

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The two astronomers died to 5 days of interval of the same illness (Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis), what is more of an extremely rare illness. They were specialized in the observation and the research of the comets. Threatened with death by the American government not to reveal anything on their discoveries concerning the trajectory and the real size of the Elenin comet, they persisted to want to reveal the facts to the general public but in vain. Some weeks later, the trajectory that is given to the general public officially by the NASA will be evidently false. The works of Marsden and Sandages demonstrated a proximity many too important. The consequences would be a bursting of the terrestrial crust of it on the totality of the globe. A real cataclysm. The half of the humanity will be decimated.

Can someone search the info in English so we will try to have more and debunk it ?

ADMIN NOTE: corrected "dead" to "deaths". Please leave it in the correct form for google.
 
Re: Suspicious death of two astonomers involved in Elenin

Well, they were both old but might have otherwise been in good shape and too old to care about preserving their careers, thus more likely to "spill the beans" if there were any to be spilled. If it is true that they both died of Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis, well... that's darned strange!
 
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_http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/17/science/space/17sandage.html

NYT says Sandage died of pancreatic cancer. Though he seems iconoclastic, which with age would support rebellious break on Elenin, bio doesn't mention any comet studies.
 
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Yeah, this site also mentions that Allan R. Sandage died because of pancreatic cancer.

And this site says that Brian G. Marsden died after a lengthy illness.
 
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Yes it does look strange, but I can't find any articles showing that these guys were working on comet Elenin, and, according to Marsden's wife, Marsden died of bone marrow disease. Another strange thing is that there's very little information elsewhere about how Marsden died. His wife's claim is the only thing I could find.

wwwnytimes.com/2010/11/23/us/23marsden.html

Maybe this is just some diversion/fear mongering going on? Be nice if there were some sources for the causes of death, and the supposed Elenin research...
 
Re: Suspicious dead of two astonomers involved in Elenin

That they died from long illnesses before the "official" discovery of the comet (even though they may have seen it before and let an amateur find it later) doesn't point to a silencing due to this particular comet. If something of that sort occurred, it may be due to something else.
 
Re: Suspicious dead of two astonomers involved in Elenin

So this is certainly pure disinfo. The end of the article mix Elenin with the brown dwarf. The goal is certainly to discredit what really going on with this last one.
 
Re: Suspicious dead of two astonomers involved in Elenin

Hesper said:
Yes it does look strange, but I can't find any articles showing that these guys were working on comet Elenin, and, according to Marsden's wife, Marsden died of bone marrow disease. Another strange thing is that there's very little information elsewhere about how Marsden died. His wife's claim is the only thing I could find.

wwwnytimes.com/2010/11/23/us/23marsden.html

Maybe this is just some diversion/fear mongering going on? Be nice if there were some sources for the causes of death, and the supposed Elenin research...

_http://www.portaltotheuniverse.org/blogs/posts/view/83871/

"It has just been announced in a Central Bureau Electronic Telegram that Brian Marsden died this morning after contracting pneumonia on top of the leukemia he had been fighting this past year."

Wondering what a "Central Bureau Electronic Telegram" is. Marsden seems to be the real deal on comet orbital mechanics. As former and emeritus head of the Minor Planet Center he was the dean of the conventional school of comet orbit calculation. If he was offed, it could have been pre-emptory.

_http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_G._Marsden

He wasn't averse to going public with warnings. Seems to have published a bit on comet fragmentation and clusters.Maybe he would have confirmed or refuted elenin, maybe would have recalculated and warned if elenin turns out to be a cluster, or maybe would have identified another threat that elenin is a smoke screen for...hmmmm...curioser...

Search for Brian G. Marsden:

_http://www.cloudynights.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/4170350/Main/4162554

S&T obit:

_http://www.skyandtelescope.com/news/109107254.html
 
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