Could This Comet Destroy Earth?!!!!!!!!!!Comet ISON Observer's Workshop

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video guy gets on my nerves but


Could This Comet Destroy Earth?


if MSM talking about then


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So what is in the future of ISON? Later on this year between September 17 and October 15, a huge science balloon is expected to launch from New Mexico in order to get a view of ISON without the interference of the atmosphere. The Balloon Rapid Response for ISON (BRRISON) mission will float up 23 miles (37 km) above the planet and observe ISON using a telescope with built in infrared and near ultraviolet/visible wavelength readers. BRISON should provide some clear views of ISON, and it is also set to bring in more information for analysis by astronomers as the comet makes its close approach to Earth. In November, ISON may be visible in the early mornings in the southeast parts of the sky. Starting in December, the comet, should it survive its pass-by on the Sun, will light up the Northern hemisphere for weeks and potentially even months.