This Sun Grazing Comet Is NOT a Small Comet...

Read what Ostria1 pasted;

Increase is marginal and I suspect this is tied to a periodic cycle.

further to that I suspect there are also periodic cycles (larger time gaps) that are highly active and extremely hazardous to our entire system.

What causes such a cycle, I have my own theories on that, but keep that to myself for now.

its on its way

19:24

[link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov]

In a minute now will start the fireworks..stay tuned..

Lets see the difference from this image and on the time of impact..

[link to sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov]

i think 2 updates from now
so GPL time 4:14 pm or 4:29

stay tuned for the big bang

45P/Honda-Mrkos-Pajdusakova
Sept. 29, 2011
Michael Jager
[link to www.aerith.net]

Yeah, though, technically there is no impact (I made the same mistake in wording quite some time ago). Not much will ever get to actually impact the suns surface. Engulfed and disintegrated by the mass energy, electrons, cosmic density etc....

I think it is much smaller than earth

The Size?

Okay, look at the little thingy, coming from the 4 o'clock position from the right.

[link to spaceweather.com]

19:39

it is gonna take more time i think

[link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov]

I think it is that we all move (the sun with the planetary system and the earth/ the Oort cloud with the comets) and at some points our paths cross each other.
Im my understanding there is a period of nearly 200 earth years for the appearance of the biggest fragments of the comet that broke up centuries ago (as the theory goes).
So if the last big ones were in the late 1800's maybe we will see them back around 2080 +_ 40 years. That is if nothing else interferes.

oh look,another thing that will have absolutely no effect on anything at all

how amazing

it reminds me of a sperm.. maybe its going to fertalise our sun! hehe

Thanks for sharing....now, hand the laptop back to your mommy!

It's no bigger in size than a chihuahua's head.

Yeah, I have to agree and just as we see here on Earth and other planets near by. There is also weather that can and does have diverse and sometimes unpredictable results. For instance massive rains dump in the mountains and downstream the rivers burst their banks, rocks fall in and the roll on effect can cause considerable damage (like dominoes).

I am sure the entire universe and the interconnect of systems also have seasonal weather patterns (sometimes uncharacteristic) and those rivers flow through our system (so to speak).

I'm sure the electron winds at times go through a very active period of energetic output (caused by other events) which in turn push our own (and other) heliospheric bubble and perturb the outermost ring of fragments (oort), thus causing some internal chaos for some time (in human years).

But for now, we experience minor variances which I would consider quite regular and normal :)

19:54

[link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov]

not even close...

"omgzzzzzzzzzz the power gridz r gunna failzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz


dooooooooooooooooooooom"



just like the other 1000 fucking sun threads this year that amounted to nothing except demonstrating that at least 70 percent of glpers are nothing but fearful idiots

Doom isn't necessary for one to be interested in things happening in our solar system. Derp.

Maybe the Sun is starting to wake up and produce a flare from this comet?

[link to www.solarham.com]

I guess you come to GLP to have rainbows and unicorns blown up your a**?

Give it a rest and shill elsewhere...

Err ... maybe not.

You bring up a valid point?

gosh, what a freck. I have not noticed anyone in this thread talk about doom. It's an active discussion of real interest in the very thing that gives us life here on Earth.

You really need to grow up and learn to respect our solar system with a bit more interest.

Just love the profile picture you have there.

So NASA can get copyright?

Don't be a duechbag. Not everything is always about ultimate DOOM. I think being able to watch a celestial object careen towards the sun is pretty frigging amazing.

+1

about as amazing as watching someone parallel park

it happens fairly often