What is this thing near the Sun? Is it a comet or meteorite? It hangs out for at least a week.

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Yes, as a matter of fact I am. It's no secret that I have a degree in bubble bursting. I know who the post was directed to, but the point was that his bubble had been burst on the first page. Hope that helps because enough time has been wasted on bs. It's clear it's Mercury, and as you should know more than anyone, it has been since page 1. ~$heopleNation

Originally posted by SheopleNation
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Yes, as a matter of fact I am. It's no secret that I have a degree in bubble bursting. I know who the post was directed to, but the point was that his bubble had been burst on the first page. Hope that helps because enough time has been wasted on bs. It's clear it's Mercury, and as you should know more than anyone, it has been since page 1. ~$heopleNation

edit on 12-12-2012 by SheopleNation because: TypO

Yes, fair enough. I was confused as to your point, I see it now...

Originally posted by Manhater
After the nice little animation from Nataylor I tend to believe it might just be mercury.

Now was that so hard to explain?

1.2.3... And he wrapped it up in a nice pretty package without all the scientific jargon that confuses everyone.

Everything lines up.

-Officers have their own Language.
-Lawyers have their own Language
-Doctors have their own Language
-Scientists have their own Language
-Nerds have their own Language


Now if everyone all spoke the same dang Language, don't you think people would understand you better?

LOL

edit on 12-12-2012 by Manhater because: (no reason given)

It was, many times explained in layman's terms by multiple posters.

It's just that you and others chose to be ignorant and deliberately stir up the conversation into an immature argument.

What's with all the LOL's and smiley laughing faces? Grow up.

Originally posted by Manhater
After the nice little animation from Nataylor I tend to believe it might just be mercury.

Now was that so hard to explain?

I explained it several pages ago, with comparison pictures from Stellarium showing the same stars next to mercury as in the actual photographs.

Wow thanks ATS, this is first time I got that many comments on my Youtube channel.

Originally posted by ngchunter

Originally posted by Manhater
After the nice little animation from Nataylor I tend to believe it might just be mercury.

Now was that so hard to explain?

I explained it several pages ago, with comparison pictures from Stellarium showing the same stars next to mercury as in the actual photographs.

Sometimes spoonfeeding is sufficient yet other times require a feeding tube.

I've got some Celestial Physics too!

Forgive me, I didn't know where else to put this.



I'm a big Sun watcher.

You see tons of odd stuff around the Sun constantly.