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ValentinoG
reply to post by doobsy
It is VERY scary lol Thats why I wanted anyone who has been following ISON to explain if this is true.
jeramie
I will definitely be keeping a close eye on this thread!
Cheesy, do you think ISON is still going to be as bright as we were told it is going to be? I keep reading that it is fizzling out, but the pictures you shared sure make it seem like it is still on track to doing what they said it would. Thank you!
ValentinoG
reply to post by doobsy
I agree! What sucks is, the article says that we should go anywhere that's above 800 meters above sea level. I'm in Florida. If sea levels were to rise more than 70 meters... well... NO MORE FLORIDA lol so i'm a little concerned..
Bornin66
Just saw a video posted on www.disclose.tv of a timelapse sequence of pictures but I can't seem to copy it and post it here. Pretty amazing video. Shows two objects orbiting the nucleus of the comet. Looks like a pillar or pipe shape. Makes you wonder that's for sure. Keep up the good work cheesy.
Bornin66
reply to post by ngchunter
I am not an expert by any stretch in the CGI department. All the same I have seen some other shots that come from reliable sources that show ISON to have some companion fragments tagging along which is common for comets to have.
Bornin66
reply to post by ngchunter
I am not an expert by any stretch in the CGI department. All the same I have seen some other shots that come from reliable sources that show ISON to have some companion fragments tagging along which is common for comets to have.