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reply posted on 17-1-2011 @ 09:55 AM by kozmo
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Nice find Puterman! I've never heard of this Comet. It will be very interesting to watch for changes in the calculated orbit and to see what results fom passing through the debris trail let behind from this. Will you be keeping this thread up to date with new information? I have starred and flagged for future reference.

Peace,
Koz


reply posted on 17-1-2011 @ 10:09 AM by jimmyx
reply to post by PuterMan



kudos to you my friend, 0.15au distance from earth is close enough for me...might be a hell of a light show. keep us informed, because by that time alot of us will probably have forgotten all about it.


reply posted on 17-1-2011 @ 10:12 AM by kalenga
reply to post by PuterMan

Heads up for some great info and a date to add on my astronomy calendar.


reply posted on 17-1-2011 @ 10:23 AM by PuterMan
reply to post by havok



What intrigues me is that there are so many of these stories from times past that I tend to think that there must be something in them.

We have heard of these stories and it looks as if at least in some respects we are going to see if they are true! Does the period of this comet happen to be around 3,600 years I wonder?

Now I know that this has only recently been discovered but has it? Is this the reason the elites are getting ready for something?

Sorry, tin hat off now. Yes it is certainly going to be very interesting this year!


reply posted on 17-1-2011 @ 10:25 AM by getreadyalready
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Nice find Puterman. I read the link, but I didn't see the comet's total orbital time. It says long-term orbit. Is there any idea the last time this comet approached the sun? Is there a way to compare our recorded and geological history with the last approach of this comet? Would it be apparent on the Mayan or Sumerian calendars?


reply posted on 17-1-2011 @ 10:33 AM by redhorse
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Well isn't this interesting. Thanks for the find. Star and flag.

Shameless bump.


reply posted on 17-1-2011 @ 10:35 AM by mythos
Originally posted by havok
Great find!

My first thought is this could be the 'blue star' that the Hopi's predicted.
The blue katchina? (spelling)

If the comet passes close enough to give Earth viewer a show, and it gives a blueish hue..
This could very well be it!

It's got me thinking thats for sure.





some think the explosion of comet Holmes back on Oct. 25 2007 was the Blue Star Katsina:

blog.beliefnet.com...

and another more "new-agey" take:

2012rising.com...

and more on the explosion of the comet from a scientific bent:

www.cropcircleconnector.com...

a quote from the 2nd web page (2012rising.com) states:

"Although there seems to be possible confirmation from the Hopi elders regarding their prophecy, we do certainly have confirmation from Mayan elders. It is stated in the interview of Drunvalo Melchizedek that the council of Mayan elders have stated their acceptance of Holmes as the Hopi Blue Star."


now, Melchizedek, to my knowledge, is the only one who has stated that the explosion of Comet Holmes is indeed the Blue Star Katsina- perhaps that has changed, or been repudiated.


regardless, it is all very interesting, as there are many other signs of the Hopi Prophecy that have already come to pass. (as if we didn't already know the -snip- is in the process of hitting the fan.)


PS - the Hopi spell "Kachina" as Katsina. the "CH" is a westernized pronunciation of the word.
edit on 17-1-2011 by mythos because: hurrah for typos




reply posted on 17-1-2011 @ 10:36 AM by PuterMan
reply to post by getreadyalready



Is there a way to compare our recorded and geological history with the last approach of this comet? Would it be apparent on the Mayan or Sumerian calendars?


I am afraid my mathematics is not up to that, and when I ran it back on the app on the JPL site it only goes back to 1600AD when it was just over 320 Au from us.

I guess they probably need more data to be able to determine that orbit correctly, hence I said long period (?), but I am pretty sure this is going to be a long period comet and that it is going to be somewhere near the 3,600 years needed to match the ancient stories. There has to be some element of truth behind them.


reply posted on 17-1-2011 @ 10:49 AM by havok
reply to post by PuterMan



Yes I agree.
Tonite, after work, I will be frantically searching for more info, orbit length and time...etc.
Because this might be the 3,600 years orbit I've been waiting to find.

I will post later, unless the minds here on ATS beat me...





reply posted on 17-1-2011 @ 11:10 AM by PuterMan
reply to post by Aggie Man



That is something that I have been trying to find out. Bearing in mind that fact that the predicted closest point has been narrowing since it was first discovered the size of this object may be of very significant importance to us! I am not saying it is going to hit us but...............

Well perhaps we should just wait and see, but it is going to be close I feel.

and the tail had substantial amounts of water


Or rocks!
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