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Re: Asteroid P/2013 P5 -- An asteroid with six comet-like ta

Unread post by pavlink » Fri Nov 08, 2013 1:52 am

kell1990 wrote:
GatsbyGlen wrote:Is there an EU explanation for it?

Thanks :)
This video may help explain it.
http://www.thunderbolts.info/wp/2013/11 ... pace-news/

If the asteroid is charged like a capacitor and is moving into a region influenced by the electromagnetic force, then that could account for the discharges coming from the asteroid. The changing direction of the multiple "tails" could be caused by changes in the flow of the electromagnetic field through which asteroid is moving.
Several simultaneous discharge paths/currents.
Formed by other objects/planets inside the heliosphere/solar capacitor.
We live in a double star system.
We need to study double star systems.

Solar System as 4D energy vortex
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Re: Asteroid Found with SIX Tails... Seriously?

Unread post by Sparky » Fri Nov 08, 2013 6:54 am

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These are speculated to be birkeland currents of ions being discharged from the asteroid/comet. If they are currents, there are associated magnetic fields. The electric and magnetic components will attempt to overcome the solar wind's influence and the display seen is the result of currents that are established and resilient against dispersal forces.

My suggestion/speculation is that the asteroid is part of an active electric circuit, with inputs from various sources and output into the solar wind, toward the sun. :?

Spinning of asteroid while discharging would not produce such a form. A blur, at best. :?
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Re: Asteroid Found with SIX Tails... Seriously?

Unread post by Maol » Fri Nov 08, 2013 7:55 am

If it is an Iron, or, more likely, a rocky body with masses or veins of Iron in it, the rotation of the Iron would act as an armature in an electric motor or generator. In any case there is reaction with the EM forces it encounters.

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Re: Asteroid P/2013 P5 -- An asteroid with six comet-like ta

Unread post by Maol » Fri Nov 08, 2013 8:16 am

If it is an Iron, or, more likely, a rocky body with masses or veins of Iron in it, the rotation of the Iron would act as an armature in an electric motor or generator. In any case there is reaction with the EM forces it encounters.

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The Word from the Cometators

Unread post by Max Photon » Fri Nov 08, 2013 11:19 am

Quiet everyone.

Genuflect.

Lower... lower...

Okay, now without looking, read The Word on P/2013 P5 from the Cometators at NASA:

http://www.nasa.gov/press/2013/november ... n0px_msgSM

(See, even to publish this post, I had to press "Submit.")
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Re: Asteroid Found with SIX Tails... Seriously?

Unread post by Genius Gone Insane » Fri Nov 08, 2013 11:32 am

How can scientists give this explanation while maintaining a straight face? It is comical.

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Re: Asteroid Found with SIX Tails... Seriously?

Unread post by Dotini » Fri Nov 08, 2013 12:17 pm

It's obvious someone has been using it for target practice.

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Re: Asteroid Found with SIX Tails... Seriously?

Unread post by viscount aero » Fri Nov 08, 2013 1:25 pm

My comments are in RED:


When is a comet not a comet?
Hubble astronomers observe bizarre six-tailed asteroid

How can they claim that the asteroid is not a comet when it clearly is? How can they not take the hint that comets and asteroids are in all likelihood related animals?

7 November 2013

Astronomers using the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope have observed a unique and baffling object in the asteroid belt that looks like a rotating lawn sprinkler or badminton shuttlecock. While this object is on an asteroid-like orbit, it looks like a comet, and is sending out tails of dust into space.

LOL! "While this object is on an asteroid-like orbit, it looks like a comet, and is sending out tails of dust into space." Are they actually that seriously confused about this? How can their statement be taken seriously?

Normal asteroids appear as tiny points of light. But this asteroid, designated P/2013 P5, has six comet-like tails of dust radiating from it like the spokes on a wheel. It was first spotted in August of this year as an unusually fuzzy-looking object by astronomers using the Pan-STARRS 1 telescope in Hawaii [1].

Again LOL! What do the observations tell the scientists, then, according to the scientific method? Are they even awake when they go to work?

Because nothing like this has ever been seen before, astronomers are scratching their heads to find an adequate explanation for its mysterious appearance.

Maybe they need to revisit their understanding of comets! Why has this apparently NOT occurred to them at any point? Do mainstream astronomers just think they already know everything about the cosmos and their theories are not to be replaced by anything at any time?


The multiple tails were discovered in Hubble images taken on 10 September 2013. When Hubble returned to the asteroid on 23 September, its appearance had totally changed. It looked as if the entire structure had swung around.

"We were literally dumbfounded when we saw it," said lead investigator David Jewitt of the University of California at Los Angeles, USA. "Even more amazingly, its tail structures change dramatically in just 13 days as it belches out dust. That also caught us by surprise. It's hard to believe we're looking at an asteroid."

LOL! HHah AHAHHAHAHAhHhhAHHAhAHAHAHhaHHAhAhahaAaa. Yes it is hard to believe that they're "looking at an asteroid" when it isn't one!


One explanation for the odd appearance is that the asteroid's rotation rate increased to the point where its surface started flying apart, ejecting dust in episodic eruptions that started last spring. The team rules out an asteroid impact because a lot of dust would have been blasted into space all at once, whereas P5 has ejected dust intermittently over a period of at least five months [2].

That whole unlikely scenario is an explanation? LOL!

Careful modelling by team member Jessica Agarwal of the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research in Lindau, Germany, showed that the tails could have been formed by a series of impulsive dust-ejection events [3]. Radiation pressure from the Sun smears out the dust into streamers. "Given our observations and modelling, we infer that P/2013 P5 might be losing dust as it rotates at high speed," says Agarwal. "The Sun then drags this dust into the distinct tails we're seeing."

All of that yet no connection is made--NONE--to any glimmer of a suspicion that comets and asteroids are related objects and often the same things? That never enters their scientific brain matter? Not ever!


The asteroid could possibly have been spun up to a high speed as pressure from the Sun's light exerted a torque on the body. If the asteroid's spin rate became fast enough, Jewitt said, the asteroid's weak gravity would no longer be able to hold it together. Dust might avalanche down towards the equator, and maybe shatter and fall off, eventually drifting into space to make a tail. So far, only a small fraction of the main mass, perhaps 100 to 1000 tonnes of dust, has been lost. The asteroid is thousands of times more massive, with a radius of up to 240 metres.

More of the same pseudo-intellectual and overly-complicated, reaching, specious, speculation. It is not only "overthinking" the wrong thing but under-thinking the simple and the elegant reality that is in plain sight. It is as if there is foul mud over their eyes.

Follow-up observations may show whether the dust leaves the asteroid in the equatorial plane, which would be quite strong evidence for a rotational breakup. Astronomers will also try to measure the asteroid's true spin rate.

Yet that still does not address in actual terms why or how the "asteroid" is behaving as it is.


Jewitt's interpretation implies that rotational breakup may be a common phenomenon in the asteroid belt; it may even be the main way in which small asteroids "die" [4]. "In astronomy, where you find one, you eventually find a whole bunch more," Jewitt said. "This is just an amazing object to us, and almost certainly the first of many more to come."

At least they admit that where there is smoke there is fire, ie, more to come.

The paper from Jewitt's team appears online in the 7 November issue of The Astrophysical Journal Letters.

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Re: Asteroid Found with SIX Tails... Seriously?

Unread post by LongtimeAirman » Fri Nov 08, 2013 1:40 pm

Hey Everybody,
This is my very first posting so please be gentle. I want to know the directions of the rays, from and to, corresponding to the sun and major planets. Are there any correlations?
I agree that spinning would result in smearing or even dragged out spirals, instead of the apparent rays.
I believe that we are looking at high potential ions but do not understand how we can invoke birkland currents without the likely pressence of electrons.
And while I wish to keep the peace, I must also say that I belive that the ionization is due to the comet's interaction with the complex - sun and nearby planets - charge field (see Miles Mathis).
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Re: Asteroid Found with SIX Tails... Seriously?

Unread post by GaryN » Fri Nov 08, 2013 2:48 pm

Hi LongtimeAirman,

It seems there is a lack of communication between astrophysicists and astronomers, as the astrophysicists have for a long time known of things like solar wind inductive surface charging, self focusing relativistic electron beams or bunches in plasmas, all kinds of processes that could be responsible for such an effect, but astronomers are all gas and dust and gravity. I was hoping to see this object in x-rays, nothing yet though, as that might give us some other clues.
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Re: Asteroid P/2013 P5 -- An asteroid with six comet-like ta

Unread post by Sparky » Sat Nov 09, 2013 4:28 pm

how we can invoke birkland currents without the likely pressence of electrons.
It is suggested that electrons are stripped off the comet. The coma can grow quite large. The tail and coma provide a huge area to discharge into. Some videos show the tail twisting and writhing, suggesting to me a birkeland current.
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Cometary asteroid circuitry?

Unread post by Max Photon » Sat Nov 09, 2013 5:48 pm

It would seem that Asteroid P/2013 P5 really gets at the heart of the conflict between the Standard vs the EU models of "comets."

I find this object very exciting indeed!

That said, (and at the risk of seeming lazy), can any of the veterans here link to the best models thus far of "comet" features and related circuitry ?

Also, now might be a good time to brush up on electric circuit fundamentals and common misconceptions with this thread of mine:

Understanding Electricity and Circuits: What the Text Books Don't Tell You

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Re: Cometary asteroid circuitry?

Unread post by viscount aero » Sat Nov 09, 2013 6:25 pm

Max Photon wrote:It would seem that Asteroid P/2013 P5 really gets at the heart of the conflict between the Standard vs the EU models of "comets."

I find this object very exciting indeed!

That said, (and at the risk of seeming lazy), can any of the veterans here link to the best models thus far of "comet" features and related circuitry ?

Also, now might be a good time to brush up on electric circuit fundamentals and common misconceptions with this thread of mine:

Understanding Electricity and Circuits: What the Text Books Don't Tell You

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Asteroid p2013 P5 sprouts comet like tails

Unread post by Stiennon » Sat Nov 09, 2013 8:40 pm

This is a development that will stretch the conventional theories.
http://www.sci-news.com/space/science-p ... 01530.html

So, how does EU theory explain an object in a circular orbit starting to spark? Did it pass too close to another body?

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Re: Asteroid P/2013 P5 -- An asteroid with six comet-like ta

Unread post by seasmith » Sat Nov 09, 2013 9:39 pm

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..an object in a circular orbit starting to spark? Did it pass too close to another body?

Or speed up, as perhaps an elliptic orbit would do, and gain energy as accelerating charge bodies are conduced to do ?

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