Well that is what Horizon predicted would happen if you could be bothered to blank out all the other non essential padding that the program was stuffed with...
Comet Of The Century
- Thread starter Greenlantern101
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Billions of years minding it's own business and then it gets snuffed out by the sun, I'm talking about our world by the way....
Maybe someone should give it mouth to mouth....
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Incubus
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What would be really typical... is the possibility that a large enough fragment survived to be observable yet when it nears us (which hasn't been ruled out yet as far as the latest updates updates are concerned)... only for skies to remain completely overcast throughout. Meaning there'll be nothing to see anyway.
Or it's trajectory has been changed and it smashes straight into Bristol...
Incubus
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Meanwhile while the world went into overdriver over ISON which has by all accounts petered out into oblivion, there has been another, far more reliable comet that has been for some time visible to the naked eye and will remain so over the next 40 days or so: comet Lovejoy.
Less spectucular than ISON promised to be, but it's a real comet nonetheless and it does look rather spectacular with a pair of binoculars, and here's how to where to find it over December:
http://earthsky.org/space/how-to-see-comet-lovejoy-c2013-r1-charts-photos
Less spectucular than ISON promised to be, but it's a real comet nonetheless and it does look rather spectacular with a pair of binoculars, and here's how to where to find it over December:
http://earthsky.org/space/how-to-see-comet-lovejoy-c2013-r1-charts-photos
