[link to astrobiology.nasa.gov]


Someone asks about Comet Elenin and how big it is and what we can expect from it.

the astrobiologist brushes it off as nonsense...and mentions Godlikeproductions!!!!

woot!!

The question was answered on March 1st...

I wonder what mr astroman thinks now?...



The snip from the answer section that mentions us:

Half a dozen comets have been the target of spacecraft missions, and all of them (even Comet Halley) are less than 10 km in diameter. There is no reason to think Elenin is any different. This means its mass is less than one billionth the mass of the Earth. Needless to say, we will not be aware of the tiny gravitational pull from Elenin. In spite of these simple facts, some websites (such as godlikeproductions) are making wild claims that Elenin will hit the Earth, or disturb our orbit, or cause tides, or interact with our magnetic field. Such claims are pure fiction