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That leaves us with two possibilities,
Originally posted by AllTiedTogether
Does anyone know the speed of the camera??? 1/10000sec???
STEREO SECCHI: 2.5 minutes cadence in 17.1 nm, 10 minutes cadence in the other EUVI bandpasses. COR1 will take pB images with a cadence of 10 minutes, COR2 will alternate between B and pB every 15 minutes. HI1 and HI2 will observe B with cadences of 40 and 120 minutes respectively.
You know, you could have just read what I originally posted where I said that the objects would have to be very small and very close to the camera for them to completely vanish within minutes. If you had actually read what I said you would have realized I didn't need you to draw me a diagram.
These lists do not include all potentially visible asteroids. Additionally, not all asteroids listed here will be visible in the images (they may be too faint). These lists are just a guide for the brighter ones
Originally posted by AllTiedTogether
reply to post by Phage
Can I ask why you respond to others that mention things that are not directly related to what the OP is about and yet you've put others in line on this very thread for being off topic?
Since the topic is "Attention! Are there Meteors Heading this Way Right Now?", can you explain why a discussion of the frequency of meteor sightings is off topic?
Originally posted by AllTiedTogether
That is truly amazing how you Exploration type people think and I'm very happy that you've shown me the true nature of science.
Originally posted by AllTiedTogether
I am not actually providing details for you guys but for those that are actually reading this.
Here's a comet that has been spotted... Different speeds, different graphic depictions in the picture.
On this page you will find ASTEROIDS that have been spotted and observed. WOW... So asteroids can show up and they have coordinates too..
Originally posted by apacheman
Just 1999 AQ10, due to arrive in three or four days, passing within .0112 AU:
ssd.jpl.nasa.gov...
Anyone taking bets on whether it will hit the moon?
Moon will be at apogee then.
Originally posted by AllTiedTogether
Nobody is disputing that meteors happen all around the world but this is between the earth and the sun and not in the earths atmosphere...
Originally posted by guessing
I am interested in the line up of the 9 lights. It does appear from YEARS of research this is a signifcant anomoly and worth exploring further.
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The point is, one loses perspective when the odds get that high ... they are "impossible" odds. They are called that for a reason ... it's because NASA events cannot be so consistent with the "star ritual" pattern and be random, and that's precisely what those impossible odds indicate -- that there is a pattern being followed, and it is the one discovered by Richard Hoagland.
www.mikeoates.org...
This comet was first seen on the eve. of 28 April in the C3 images as a faint dot on a sequence of 6 images. It very rapidly got brighter and brighter as it got closer to the Sun. As it entered the C2 frames it had a tail at least half a million miles long and was brighter than mag 1. The discovery was shared with myself, T. Lovejoy, M. Boschat and R. Gorelli.
Originally posted by AllTiedTogether
these are all things that show that I JUMPED to conclusions...
you provide nothing to refute it but say its not possible....
I really don't know whether you realize this, but you are not really being listened to here.