Bye Bye Comet!
Comet colliding with the sun
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One day it will kill us. How lovely.
Posted May-17-2011 Bydannydandan (177.96) 
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@TommyBeast "Three things I love aside from the 80s is coffee,sex,and exercise which all three increase your risk of a stroke." OMG....you've got to be kidding me! I just ran 3 miles and I'm feeling..f...f............
Posted May-18-2011 Bypoolmouse (27.48) poolmouse View Channel Send Message
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It's funny how a snowball like structure can get close enough to the sun to even hit it. In other words, science is trying to fuck with us, there is more to the story, either a) Sun is not as hot at the surface as we'd think, or b) A comet is no fucking snowball...
Posted May-17-2011 Byvelocity73R (327.90) 
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@velocity73R SOHO watched as a fairly bright comet dove towards the Sun in a white streak and was not seen again after its close encounter (May 10-11, 2011). The comet, probably part of the Kreutz family of comets, was discovered by amateur astronomer Sergey Shurpakov. In this coronagraph the Sun (represented by a white circle) is blocked by the red occulting disk so that the faint structures in the Sun's corona can be discerned. Interestingly, a coronal mass ejection blasted out to the right ju More..
Posted May-17-2011 Byflashj2 (728.50) 
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I was half-expecting the impact to make it grow like at the beginning of "The Fifth Element"...
Posted May-17-2011 ByStovepipe (298.70) 
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Horseshit. Solar flare. No way a comet that is smaller than the moon, and assuming smaller than the USA would ever make a reaction like that on the sun. Seriously do your research people.
Posted May-18-2011 Bystevecore (810.18) stevecore View Channel Send Message
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Now that was cool. And to think this kind of thing happens everyday and unless you have a microscope you would never know! Truly the universe is a vast and amazing place
Posted May-18-2011 ByBlklight (1868.06) 
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@Blklight
#1 - This post is a just a joke.
#2 - I think you meant 'have a telescope'
#3 - please use that telescope to look directly at the sun.
Posted May-18-2011 Bywharris (2243.22) 
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@TommyBeast If he looked through a telescope at the sun because someone on the Internet told him to do so, he has much bigger problems than can be solved by me not telling him to look through a telescope.
Posted May-18-2011 Bywharris (2243.22) 
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@TommyBeast
You forgot:
Don't run with scissors
Don't play with fire
Don't stick forks in electrical outlets.
and don't swim right after a meal.
Posted May-18-2011 Bywharris (2243.22) 
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I'm not buying this.
Putting on my LL Astronomy hat:
Its hard for me to understand how a low-density object typically no more than 40km across, can create what looks like a massive coronal mass ejection, that spans about a quarter of the circumference of the sun (~680k miles)
something is not adding up here.
Posted May-17-2011 Bywharris (2243.22) 
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@TommyBeast Fair enough. Sometimes its tough for me to tell when folks are being serious.
Posted May-17-2011 Bywharris (2243.22) 
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@wharris That is a solar flare with just really good timing. The commet most likely never even made it to the surface.
Posted May-17-2011 Bycorgnar123 (223.56) 
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its more likely my sperm hitting the camp fire.
Posted May-18-2011 Bymacabyte (55.60) 
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@macabyte just wondering but why you standing over a fire whacking away?
Posted May-18-2011 Bywandering idiot (184.28) wandering idiot Send Message
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its americas fault woof
Posted May-17-2011 Bymatspur32 (839.20) 
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@TommyBeast lol
Posted May-17-2011 Bymatspur32 (839.20) 
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@TommyBeast can i ask why do you love the 80s i mean this world was in a bigger mess than now but im starting to dig the music
Posted May-17-2011 Bymatspur32 (839.20) 
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@TommyBeast long live the tompson twins,goonies,ghostbuster ,indiana ,back to the future ,jaws pant pant out of breath!!! zx spectrum atari st it had loads of colours so they said,james bond madonna,battaries not included,house,nightmare on elm street
Posted May-17-2011 Bymatspur32 (839.20) 
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