Good luck explaining how a "sun-diving" comet doesn't MELT AWAY in space!

Seriously!

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Um, it's really cold in space.

By some mysterious reason all my posts with videos of sun-diving comets are blocked.

There's no temperature in vacuum, it's neither cold nor hot, UNTIL the sun's radiation hits the surface of a given object.

That's what "scientists" and NASA tell us.

Anyway you look at it, it's a like!

There you go, enjoy the BS!!!

Ad hominem attacks and playground insults hurled at OP in T minus and counting.

There are no longer NASA shills on GLP, in other times they would be all over this thread.

most of them do

when they are close to the sun

space have -273 celsius btw

The baseline temperature of outer space, as set by the background radiation from the Big Bang, is 2.7 kelvins (−270 °C; −455 °F).

yeah, litle less...
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many of them are going direct into the sun and make some boom

some of the are not direct, and leave trails

comet ISON did not survive his path, he could go towards earth

2029 is coming asteroid called Apophis 400 meters big that will come close to earth 30 thousnt kilometers, moon is 300+ thousnt kilometers

Good luck explaining to yourself the need to debunk NASA space cartoons!

(Apologies, no offense intended but cartoons aren't real. Space cartoons LMAO)

but msm was reporting about some little shit that will pass us 36 thousnt kilometers or something like this.

now you can see on camera C3 vesta that travels in asteroid belt if you want, its 500 kilometers big.
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maybe is all a lie, but as i know...sun is real and moon is flat

That comet must have been colder than Brief after a squish story.

Crack dont melt in a vacuum

Bruh, there's a reason why they are called "sun-diving comets".


They LITERALLY dive into the sun, past the corona, so NO, they DON'T melt away.

No ice ball is supposed to survive the sun radiation past Mercury, let alone dive into the sun.

do you even science bro?

you're always free to propose your own theory.....

let me guess.....a comet is a tiny piece of frozen oxygen broke off the dome and followed an elliptical path into/around the sun due to buoyancy/density.....then sometimes a sungrazer will get the slingshot back to the dome and disappear...unless you have a telescope.....in which case you can watch it seem to go on and on until it disappears into the dome again.....

some of these telescope people can even use a magic formula to predict when the comet will come falling back from the dome many years later......

Please enlighten us on how a snowball doesn't get melted by solar radiation!

We are waiting!

So you need to shield spacecrafts, satellites, probes, space stations from radiation, but an ice-ball can travel the solar system without melting?????

No, just no!