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roncoallstar
reply to post by daryllyn
Can you please elaborate which facts you are referring to? I hope you are not referring to your trusted source because I am afraid he has been proven wrong . The ISON website shows this. Your source can take all the time he needs to do the math, but it is pointless if he thinks Stereo A is closer to ISON than Enki.
daryllyn
And, here is the video from BPEarthwatch, where he plays around with the contrast of hubble images and somehow.... comes to the conclusion that the comet is possibly being 'steered'.
He also has videos about Niburu, the annunaki being here, and some other fringe topics.
daryllyn
This same guy, BP earth watch, the guy from the youtube video that YOU posted, also thinks that something is steering comet ISON. He uploaded a video saying so.
Aliensun
reply to post by roncoallstar
You gotta view official information about comets as you would science and government responses toward UFOs. Anybody remember the blatant lie they told us about Hale-Bopp's companion in 1997 that was plainly visible but they claimed didn't exist?
daryllyn
Some guy on Youtube says something.... its fact.
An astrophysicist with very impressive credentials who also holds a pretty kick ass position currently, and is an expert on the topic, says the opposite.... and its not true and youtube guy is 100 percent right. Got it.
ATS has gone majorly downhill in regards to what is considered a reliable source.
So go on and enjoy your Youtube vids and your doom and I will go on and enjoy reading about facts... from experts on the topic.
OP... I cannot agree that what you have posted is proof of anything. If you would like to do the math (I won't pretend to know how to do it... but I do realize that is how these things are calculated... you cannot just look at an orbit diagram and know distances of objects, especially those not shown in said image) then maybe it would be another story.
eyezenmaitreya
reply to post by roncoallstar
If you want to get technical, they did name it after Enki...they just changed the wording so most would be oblivious.
Then again most people have probably never heard of Enki anyway.