What makes this all the more 'suspicious' is that the people we've paid to give us this information has told us.

We'll, we don't know what this thing is really made of, we don't know where it really has came from except from the OORT cloud and that this is probably the first time it has ever come into our solar system.

Ya sure, something came from the Oort cloud that reached our Sun in >year.

And instead of making this a public moment of amazement and wonderment, the appointed tell us 'Oh no, don't fret it's not going to hit Earth.'

Trust me, that is the LAST thing that I think this will do. But what I think it 'could' do, is no less any better in fact, probably far worse, maybe.

And since comets supposedly have a highly unpredictable course that continually changes during its orbit... this thing WILL go into the sun. Let's be realistic, it is PUNY and is literally a spec of 'dust' in scope of the suns size.

And yet, we know absolutely nothing about it.

Instead, NASA educates us on Buzz Aldrin's underwear,