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Originally posted by Prove_It_NOW
If you look in the looped video the OP posted, the first 'comet' that hit the Sun seemed to trigger the CME, the second (bright) projectile was almost on the same line/path.
I wish I knew how to take the photo and draw a line, but they look like the exact same vector to the naked eye. Which then makes me think weird things.
Originally posted by Phage
Actually, it's kind of tiny.
Here are some reasonable sized comets.
sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov...
sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov...
[edit on 3/12/2010 by Phage]
Originally posted by Itop1
Originally posted by Phage
Actually, it's kind of tiny.
Here are some reasonable sized comets.
To be fair, those comets only look big because they are closer to the camera. if they were further away like in the OP post they would look much smaller.
Originally posted by Zedd31415
I'd like to see the next few parts of the video to see if anything comes out the other side of the sun, cause it might have just gone around the back side, only looking like it collided.
Originally posted by InfaRedMan
Originally posted by Zedd31415
I'd like to see the next few parts of the video to see if anything comes out the other side of the sun, cause it might have just gone around the back side, only looking like it collided.
You do realize how big the sun is.... don't you?
It's not going to flip around the back and come out the other side like a trip around the block. Mercury, our closest planet to Sol takes roughly 88 days to make one full orbit.
I hope that gives you some perspective.
IRM
The sun? Just another day.
Originally posted by Phage
Actually, it's kind of tiny.
Here are some reasonable sized comets.
sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov...
sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov...
[edit on 3/12/2010 by Phage]
Originally posted by reject
reply to post by kdial1
we need to probe the inside of the sun somehow
Originally posted by SaneThinking
The next one to hit if you look at it in the 1024 resolution almost looks as if it was two on the same trajectory but spaced very close.