Nitai wrote:What was that comet that flared up and became the largest object in the solar system?
davesmith_au wrote:Nitai wrote:What was that comet that flared up and became the largest object in the solar system?
I think you're referring to comet 17P/Holmes:
Forum:
http://www.thunderbolts.info/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=45&start=90
Interwebs:
http://www2.ess.ucla.edu/~jewitt/holmes.html
Cheers, Dave.
Nitai wrote:Does anyone have contact with Wallace Thornhill? Could someone maybe ask what he thinks of Comet Elenin?
tayga wrote:Nitai wrote:Does anyone have contact with Wallace Thornhill? Could someone maybe ask what he thinks of Comet Elenin?
Agreed, Nitai. Referring to the wikipedia link cited above, there are mainstream predictions for Comet Elenin which would be vastly different from those expected from the electric comet model. This could be a landmark event.
Yes, this could be a spectacular show or it could be a fizzle. Remember Comet Kohoutek in the 1970's? Maybe it was before your time, although the comet was a naked eye object, the anticipation of it as the Great Comet of the century was a big let down. So, we just have to wait and see.Now according to Electric Comet theory, this means that this comet has a very very long time to pick up the interstellar charge, and then a very short time in the solar system..
What is coming..?
What was that comet that flared up and became the largest object in the solar system?
nick c wrote:hi Nitai,Yes, this could be a spectacular show or it could be a fizzle. Remember Comet Kohoutek in the 1970's? Maybe it was before your time, although the comet was a naked eye object, the anticipation of it as the Great Comet of the century was a big let down. So, we just have to wait and see.Now according to Electric Comet theory, this means that this comet has a very very long time to pick up the interstellar charge, and then a very short time in the solar system..
What is coming..?
What was that comet that flared up and became the largest object in the solar system?
(Holmes 17P is a different type of beast altogether. It's orbit is entirely between Mars and Jupiter, if not for its' propensity to flare up, Holmes would be categorized as an insignificant member of the asteroid belt.)
If comet Elenin turns out to be bright and spectacular it will not only be interesting to observe astronomically, but also to observe the socio-psychological effects as great comets tend to bring out many repressed collective fears and memories resulting in bizarre forms of behavior.
Nick
starbiter wrote:I'm surprised no one responded to this earlier. This could end the use of electricity on our planet for generations if the comet tail brushes the Earth, or not. The negative charge Nitai refers to could produce many Tunguska, Chicago Fire type events. With our reliance on vulnerable metallic circuits, a flyby through the negatively charged comet tail could make survivalist skills essential. I wouldn't want to be in a large city with no electricity for years.
Maybe realtors will start looking at caves in the mountains.
michael
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