Comet just diving into the sun 10/05/2011, 21:36 SOHO C2

Source:
stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov...

I am not sure how i could ember a SOHO picture .We talk about the 21:36 photo of 10/15/2011, clearly showing a comet just diving into the sun.

I guess I managed to upload the frame into ATS

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/180f5470dea5.jpg[/atsimg]

Originally posted by Romanian
I guess I managed to upload the frame into ATS

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/180f5470dea5.jpg[/atsimg]

Thanks for the great image. S&F

What just happened? -to the other thread-


Anywhoo, strangely I wasn't able to find the object/comet

Thx for the pic!

Wow they deleted mine, and it was posted before this one, and more responses??? Oh well

At least someone is watching it

Yeah what happend there ?

This one was went 404'd for a minute there too !

Is it comet elenin that the footage is of ?

Originally posted by Stormgodess
Wow they deleted mine, and it was posted before this one, and more responses??? Oh well

At least someone is watching it

Yeah thats strange. You did have yours up first.

Anybody kow what time the comet will hit the sun?

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Yeah i was suprised it was gone I wonder what we see when it hits.
Post the settings you used please so other people can track it to
I use the behind cor2 view

Thanks,
OnlyLove

I am not sure about the double post deletion algorithm in place.. sorry mate your post is gone, yours was first. Anyway - in regards to the comet - I wonder how large this one is !

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I also couldn't get a decent image from your link.

Sorry about your thread.

Any chance of seeing this outside?

And can somone tell us what side is earth on?

I wonder if this might be Comet Elenin being sucked into the sun's gravitational pull. Does anyone know the current trajectory of Comet Elenin? I think that would be a ruling factor in identifying the object that will hit the sun.

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No but you can figure it out if you measure the distance on these three nasa images and comparing to the time
I'm way to tired to do that right now sorry.

stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov...
stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov...
stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov...

The first is 21:24, next is 21:39 and last is 21:54
If you put them up tab by tab and browse through it gives you a good idea

There are some earth sized objects next to the sun on the STEREO Behind EUV1 195...

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There is no particular reason to think it will hit the Sun. If it gets close enough it will evaporate and break up. Or it could just as easily continue on its orbit around the Sun and back out into the Solar System.

Originally posted by iksose7

Originally posted by Stormgodess
Wow they deleted mine, and it was posted before this one, and more responses??? Oh well

At least someone is watching it

Yeah thats strange. You did have yours up first.

Anybody kow what time the comet will hit the sun?

Each frame seems to be about 15mins apart. In the time that it moved in an hours time, I would say the next hour, or hour and a half??

But that is an uneducated guess

Since I'm on my phone, there's not much I can do-regards to adding/searching adequately-

But here's a link to a blog, posted a video(second one) of the comet

issuesoncall.blogspot.com...issuesoncall.blogspot.com...

as the above poster said...

there is more than one object in those imagines, I have no idea what they are but they are big...
Let's hope we can find out more.

Originally posted by Phage
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There is no particular reason to think it will hit the Sun. If it gets close enough it will evaporate and break up. Or it could just as easily continue on its orbit around the Sun and back out into the Solar System.

I think no matter what it does, it is going to be interesting to see!!!!


WOOOHOOOOO!!! IM SO EXCITED!!!!

Originally posted by TheMessenger1
I wonder if this might be Comet Elenin being sucked into the sun's gravitational pull. Does anyone know the current trajectory of Comet Elenin? I think that would be a ruling factor in identifying the object that will hit the sun.

Don't think it is, just looked it up on JPL