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reply posted on 17-9-2011 @ 07:13 PM by Phage
reply to post by Common Scarecrow


The gravity of another body (including the Sun) acts equally on any fragments.
Any fragments of slight enough mass to have their orbit affected by the solar wind would be completely inconsequential. They would also be pushed directly away from the Sun.

What other objects would the fragments collide with?

What force, in what direction, would be sufficient to alter the orbit enough that a fragment of sufficient mass to be dangerous such that it would be offset by the 23 million miles which closest approach was going to be. This is actually something that can be calculated but can you suggest the source of such a force?

Why would Elenin or it's remnants be expected to perform differently from any other comet which has disintegrated.

I'm not ridiculing you or anyone else. I'm asking for answers to questions about what would actually be required to make this into an "event with substantial consequences". Speculating about...something, "I don't know, but...something might happen" is pointless.


reply posted on 17-9-2011 @ 07:22 PM by Unity_99
They've pulled this twice now. Again I really hope its true, as its got a bad code name. 9/11. However with everything they say I've learned to take it with a grain of salt.

Odd that it did however. Since in August they released odd photos that suggested quite a big mass, many times bigger than earth. So if it wasn't elenin doing that, then maybe that scientist who saw it on the outer edge of a magnetic field was really onto something.

In the NASA stereo behidn videos in August it showed the stars in the background lighting up as it passed in the foreground. Something called, Gravitational Microlensing. This gives an estimation of size. Though many suspect elenin is not the object that is causing the problems.

There was magnetic cords, more like clouds in reality, and this big hot ball called fluffy in some NASA articles. If those magnetic strips or whatever they are penetrated the Heliosphere, there may be some difficulties. Some thought it was a certain kind of star as there is radio emissions like the crab nebula, pulsing. BUT, that kind of star is BS. The Electric Universe already explains crab nebula without inventing things to make their math fit.

So its a bit of mystery. Something to do wtih magnetic fields.

Howver the Gravitational Microlensing occured, so the size is a lot bigger than expected. Yet not likely elenin did that. What did?

So heres hoping the EU theory has explained those wierd neuron stars away. One person wrote that if it really was a star like that, the solar system would already be in its orbit, so. Let us hope the possible magnetic field is an oddball, conjured up by all those who practice Wierd Science And Frikkin Magic and our good thougths can chase it away.

Because that is what this whole show is, their conjuring job to begin with.
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reply posted on 17-9-2011 @ 07:52 PM by TheWorldSpins
reply to post by 27jd



We aren't screwed.


While it's true that some of the debris from it breaking up will keep the same orbit; it won't effect us. Why? Elenin was never a danger to earth anyway, especially now that it's broke up.


reply posted on 17-9-2011 @ 08:05 PM by Byrd
Originally posted by ALOSTSOUL
reply to
post by Phage



Hey Phage.

Quick question. Is it possible that we might see a meteor shower from the break up of Elenin? Or will we not pass through the debris field? I ask because I love a good show! And this one would be particularly sweet.

ALS


Sorry, you'll have to wait for another comet. As was said in another post, the comet's trajectory is taking it out of the Earth's orbital plane. But... the Draconids and the Leonids are coming up soon, and the Leonids usually put on a fine show!


reply posted on 17-9-2011 @ 08:27 PM by masqua
Originally posted by Signals

That means we should concentrate on

this

You can't stop the doom Chad...


Quite right.

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