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[quote:Anonymous Coward 19760412:MV8yMzcxNzE5XzQwNjU5MjQ1XzJEQTRENUJF] No the blue kachina will split some will hit off the east coast of usa....the red destroyer come shortly after ... the red sky will let you know it's near [/quote]
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"The first raw images were snapped on Sept. 29 when the object was 8 million miles from the planet and more images (taken on Oct. 1 and Oct. 2) are currently being processed. The four initial observations reveal a fuzzy cometary object moving relative to background stars. Detail is lacking as the comet is still too distant, but these observations are useful to gauge how the brightness of the object compares to predicted values. So far, ISON is at the “low end” of predicted brightness values."
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link to theskylive.com
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current mag listed at 10.97. not sure it that is predicted or actually magnitude.
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