ISON BREAKS IN TWO PARTS!!!!

so now you will get your blue and red katchina

The trajectory will not change, because no external forces are involved. It's simple Newtonian mechanics. The center of gravity of the two parts will follow exactly the same trajectory as an intact comet would have done.

The trajectory will not change, because no external forces are involved. It's simple Newtonian mechanics. The center of gravity of the two parts will follow exactly the same trajectory as an intact comet would have done.

decimal point is wrong

move it one step right, and we're there.

Now we have to name to two parts I and son ?!

The trajectory will not change, because no external forces are involved. It's simple Newtonian mechanics. The center of gravity of the two parts will follow exactly the same trajectory as an intact comet would have done.

The trajectory will not change, because no external forces are involved. It's simple Newtonian mechanics. The center of gravity of the two parts will follow exactly the same trajectory as an intact comet would have done.

:) or Eye and Son..

The trajectory will not change, because no external forces are involved. It's simple Newtonian mechanics. The center of gravity of the two parts will follow exactly the same trajectory as an intact comet would have done.

The real bad news is one part is slowing down.

My power is flickering as I type this.

This is bad news because the trajectory of the parts is unpredictable.

What does this mean...is the doom off now?

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COMET C/2012 S1 (ISON) update November 16, 2013 from CBET 3715
H. Boehnhardt, C. Tubiana, N. Oklay, and J. B. Vincent, Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Katlenburg-Lindau; and U. Hopp, C. Ries, M. Schmidt, A. Riffeser, and C. Goessl, Astronomical Institute, Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich, report the detection of coma wings in Laplace-filter-processed CCD exposures of comet C/2012 S1 obtained with the 0.4-m telescope of the Mt. Wendelstein Observatory on Nov. 14.16-14.21 and 16.16-16.21 UT. The arclet-like wings appeared in opposite direction from the nucleus at position angles 15 and 195 deg on Nov. 14 and at p.a. 25 and 205 deg on Nov. 16. The coma wings extended straight from the nucleus for about 4700 km on Nov. 14 and 13500 km on Nov. 16 on either side of the extended radius vector and continued in streamers of the plasma tail. No coma wings were found in similar exposures obtained on Nov. 13. The coma wings suggest the presence of two or more sub-nuclei with individual expanding atmospheres in the overall cometary coma and may indicate recent nucleus splitting in the comet.

This is really really bad. But not unexpected
. Gather your supplies and head for shelter. Deep underground preferably.

OP hit and run.

The can of worms is open.

Doomtards hijacked the thread.

Every man for himself now.

Completely wrong. Gravity will always be an external force on any object in space, even if it's light years away out in deep space -- there will always be a gravitational force pushing and pulling objects. With separation there will always be the unpredictability at first because gravitational forces are exerted in different ways -- so I trump your Newton with Newton's first law: Anything can fucking happen.

Link which actually says it's split please I smell bs

The real bad news is one part is slowing down.

It's interesting, but I don't know what to do with this information.

It seems as if the experts don't know what is going on with ISON. And that is not necessarily a bad thing.

Seek the face of God. Has wormwood arrived yet?

If it slows down AND turns I will A)be reminded of a prediction made on GLP that it will do that & B)politely excuse myself to go put on fresh underwear.