We Have Been Set Into a Different Motion With Comet ISON My Friends
NASA^ WHEN DO WE GET THE HEADS UP?
Showing posts with label Comet ISON. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comet ISON. Show all posts
Monday, December 2, 2013
Thursday, November 28, 2013
UFO Near ISON and Enke 2013
Is this a UFO buzzing Comet ISON and Enke? I can't identify this object
as a meteor or planet so I guess its a UFO, unidentified flying object
incase your confused.
I had to apply several filters to get a sharper image of the object, and it does seem to be traveling at a tremendous speed. If anyone knows what this object is (with data) then please email me. I also noticed a second object at the bottom, far left of footage. UFOs or something else? As always you decide.
I had to apply several filters to get a sharper image of the object, and it does seem to be traveling at a tremendous speed. If anyone knows what this object is (with data) then please email me. I also noticed a second object at the bottom, far left of footage. UFOs or something else? As always you decide.
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Comet ISON May Cause "Danger At Fukushima Nuclear Plant"
Japan must be concerned that the removal at Fukushima of spent fuel rods could be affected by gravitational pull from Comet ISON
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
COMET ISON - Is NASA Telling The TRUTH? Will ISON HIT the SUN? AFTERMATH? SOLAR FLARES?
Nov. 14, 2013: Comet ISON is now inside the orbit of Earth as it plunges
headlong toward the sun for a fiery close encounter on Nov. 28th.
Although the comet is not yet as bright as many forecasters predicted,
the comet is putting on a good show for observatories around the solar
system. NASA spacecraft and amateur astronomers alike are snapping crisp
pictures of the comet's gossamer green atmosphere and filamentary
double-tail.
Because ISON has never passed through the inner solar system before (it is a first-time visitor from the distant Oort cloud), experts aren't sure what will happen next. Can the comet survive its Thanksgiving Day brush with the sun? Will it emerge as a bright naked-eye object?
"I've grouped the possible outcomes into three scenarios, discussed in chronological order," says Knight. "It is important to note that no matter what happens, now that ISON has made it inside Earth's orbit, any or all of these scenarios are scientifically exciting. We're going to learn a lot no matter what."
#1 Spontaneous Disintegration before Thanksgiving
The first scenario, which could happen at any time, is that ISON spontaneously disintegrates. A small fraction (less than 1%) of comets have disintegrated for no apparent reason. Recent examples include Comet LINEAR (C/1999 S4) in 2000 and Comet Elenin (C/2010 X1) in 2011. ISON is now reaching the region of space, within ~0.8 AU of the Sun where comets like these have disintegrated.
#2 Death by Sunburn around Thanksgiving Day
Assuming ISON survives the next few weeks intact, it faces an even more daunting challenge: making it around the Sun. At closest approach to the sun, the comet's equilibrium temperature will approach 5000 degrees Fahrenheit, hot enough to cause much of the dust and rock on ISON's surface to vaporize.
While it may seem incredible that anything can survive this inferno, the rate at which ISON will likely lose mass is relatively small compared to the actual size of the comet's nucleus. ISON needs to be 200 m wide to survive; current estimates are in the range 500 m to 2 km. It helps that the comet is moving very fast so it will not remain long at such extreme temperatures.
Unfortunately for ISON, it faces a double whammy from its proximity to the Sun: even if it survives the rapid vaporization of its exterior, it gets so close to the sun that the suns gravity might actually pull it apart.
Destroyed comets can still be spectacular, though. Sungrazing Comet Lovejoy, for instance, passed within 100,000 miles of the sun's surface in December 2011. It disintegrated, forming a long tail of dust that wowed observers on Earth.
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The final case is the most straightforward: ISON survives its brush with the sun and emerges with enough nuclear material to continue as an active comet. If ISON survives in tact, it would likely lose enough dust near the Sun to produce a nice tail. In a realistic best-case scenario, the tail would stretch for tens of degrees and light up the early morning sky like Comet McNaught (C/2006 P1) did in 2007.
The best of all possible worlds would be if ISON broke up just a bit, say, into a few large pieces. This would throw out enough extra material to make the comet really bright from the ground, while giving astronomers pieces of a comet to study for months to come.
"I'm clearly rooting for #3," says Knight.
"Regardless of what happens, we're going to be thrilled," he predicts. "Astronomers are getting the chance to study a unique comet traveling straight from 4.5 billion years of deep freeze into a near miss with the solar furnace using the largest array of telescopes in history."
"Hang on," he says, "because this ride is just getting started."
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope (Planetary Science Institute), and the Hubble Comet ISON Imaging Science Team
These wings, according to a post written on the International Astronomical Union's Comets and Asteroids Facebook page, suggest the nucleus of ISON is breaking apart.
Because ISON has never passed through the inner solar system before (it is a first-time visitor from the distant Oort cloud), experts aren't sure what will happen next. Can the comet survive its Thanksgiving Day brush with the sun? Will it emerge as a bright naked-eye object?
"I've grouped the possible outcomes into three scenarios, discussed in chronological order," says Knight. "It is important to note that no matter what happens, now that ISON has made it inside Earth's orbit, any or all of these scenarios are scientifically exciting. We're going to learn a lot no matter what."
#1 Spontaneous Disintegration before Thanksgiving
The first scenario, which could happen at any time, is that ISON spontaneously disintegrates. A small fraction (less than 1%) of comets have disintegrated for no apparent reason. Recent examples include Comet LINEAR (C/1999 S4) in 2000 and Comet Elenin (C/2010 X1) in 2011. ISON is now reaching the region of space, within ~0.8 AU of the Sun where comets like these have disintegrated.
#2 Death by Sunburn around Thanksgiving Day
Assuming ISON survives the next few weeks intact, it faces an even more daunting challenge: making it around the Sun. At closest approach to the sun, the comet's equilibrium temperature will approach 5000 degrees Fahrenheit, hot enough to cause much of the dust and rock on ISON's surface to vaporize.
While it may seem incredible that anything can survive this inferno, the rate at which ISON will likely lose mass is relatively small compared to the actual size of the comet's nucleus. ISON needs to be 200 m wide to survive; current estimates are in the range 500 m to 2 km. It helps that the comet is moving very fast so it will not remain long at such extreme temperatures.
Unfortunately for ISON, it faces a double whammy from its proximity to the Sun: even if it survives the rapid vaporization of its exterior, it gets so close to the sun that the suns gravity might actually pull it apart.
Destroyed comets can still be spectacular, though. Sungrazing Comet Lovejoy, for instance, passed within 100,000 miles of the sun's surface in December 2011. It disintegrated, forming a long tail of dust that wowed observers on Earth.
"comet ison" comet ison sun unique nasa footage space "night sky" world experience event bright "naked eye" russia u.s. news media sky event "solar system" thanksgiving "thanks giving" atmosphere picture photography amazing telescope 2014 "solar flare" "solar power" science scientist survive survival illuminati "new world order" "end times" prepare "water filter" "food storage" agenda aliens "fireball" celestial show trends "united states" usa america europe truth secret collapse 829speedy nibiru end of the world obama agenda 21 fiat currency jim rogers jim tucker alex jones infowars gerald celente new world order card game prediction martial law collapse society glenn beck bug out humanity lindsey williams wearechange anonymous nsa fema
The final case is the most straightforward: ISON survives its brush with the sun and emerges with enough nuclear material to continue as an active comet. If ISON survives in tact, it would likely lose enough dust near the Sun to produce a nice tail. In a realistic best-case scenario, the tail would stretch for tens of degrees and light up the early morning sky like Comet McNaught (C/2006 P1) did in 2007.
The best of all possible worlds would be if ISON broke up just a bit, say, into a few large pieces. This would throw out enough extra material to make the comet really bright from the ground, while giving astronomers pieces of a comet to study for months to come.
"I'm clearly rooting for #3," says Knight.
"Regardless of what happens, we're going to be thrilled," he predicts. "Astronomers are getting the chance to study a unique comet traveling straight from 4.5 billion years of deep freeze into a near miss with the solar furnace using the largest array of telescopes in history."
"Hang on," he says, "because this ride is just getting started."
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope (Planetary Science Institute), and the Hubble Comet ISON Imaging Science Team
These wings, according to a post written on the International Astronomical Union's Comets and Asteroids Facebook page, suggest the nucleus of ISON is breaking apart.
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Comet ISON: Warning for Florida, California, and Brazil!!!
Comet ISON: Warning for Florida, California, and Brazil!!!
Friday, October 4, 2013
Japanese Military Contract - French Profiling - Comet Ison - China Disease
Foot and Mouth Disease -- Comet Ison as seen from Mars -- Turkey Legalizes Syrian Invasion -- US and Japanese Military Contract -- Italian Boat Collapse -- French Profiling -- Mexican Militias -- Militarized Police in Palestine -- Quakewatch.
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Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Comet ISON "chatter" - The Power Hour 10-02-2013
The Power Hour 10-02-2013 - Comet ISON "chatter" On the Joyce Riley Show today, Joyce talks about comet ISON.
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Monday, September 30, 2013
BREAKING: Typhoon Wutip Sinks 3 Ships Near China / ISON Comet
Comet ISON is coming and meteorites, earthquakes, typhoons, and distress is happening
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Comet ISON Coming Into Focus SOON!
In just a few days C/2012 S1 (ISON) should be coming into view on Stereo.
Saturday, September 28, 2013
Comet ISON - MABUS & The undebunkable DOOM
In part 32 of the Comet C/2012 s1 WTF NASA & Earth series, I take a wild guess at the old Nostradamus riddle about the identity of MABUS and then we discuss some real and undebunkable doom. This video is for pure entertainment purposes, so if you were named as Mabus, please don't be alarmed. The odds of it being trued are very very low. I wish no harm on anyone ever and pray we are all moving towards a day or forgiveness and Jubilee.
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Comet ISON and The Hopi Prophecy Connection
Could be Ison, could be Enke, could be love joy, and even could be Venus. Electric Blue. I think Ison is probably the big red machine due to the sun diving. And that Love Joy is the most likely to be electric blue. Near Nov. 8th and 9th.
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