all! lets watch the realtime Ison journey meet the sun..provide by NASA!

AlphaHawk
reply to post by yeahsurexxx

 

maybe you should apply for a job at whitehouse.gov

They love people like you.

I'm quoting this because I didn't realise the size of the intellect I'm up against.

I bow down to your greatness, sir.

Well thank you good sir.
I respect that.

Biigs
reply to post by AlphaHawk

 

LOL this thanksgiving turkey of a comet, is overdone!

edit on 28-11-2013 by Biigs because: (no reason given)

OMG!! I feel bad for laughing at that comment
It was still perty though!!!

I'm so sorry Cheesy. Big hugs.

SheopleNation
ISON could be behind the Sun. It's much to early to be jumping to conclusions. ~$heopleNation

Do the lottery this week fella, you'll have more chance of winning that than seeing this thing again

Check this out... Looks like something in ISON's orbit

reply to post by Starwise


Absolutely.

Imagine Hale Bopp (50km vs Isons mere 2km size) that would have been stunning.

SolarObserver
Check this out... Looks like something in ISON's orbit

Doom on?

reply to post by SolarObserver


Where did you get that pic from the ones i am checking are behind, please post more if you can, it does look like something is there

reply to post by whatnext21


here lasco-www.nrl.navy.mil...

reply to post by whatnext21


Sorry forgot the source

LASCO C2

Looks like the core made it past perihelion.... HOPE!

wow, a tiny speck may have made it.

but thats still sad since we arnt going to get the insane tail we all hoped for

reply to post by SolarObserver


Could be.

I thought they were jumping the gun a little bit.

reply to post by SolarObserver


that link is down or dead...

Excuse the terrible arrow




Comparing this to earlier STEREO COR2 images it looks like the core of the comet... Let me know what you all think.

SolarObserver
Excuse the terrible arrow

no need.
It's actuallly high def compared to the image.

reply to post by SolarObserver


Thanks SolarObserver and FraternitasSaturni however I don't know about anyone else, but I can't view this site, do you have more pictures?

I see it here, too:
198.118.248.97...

That sure looks like something of ISON is continuing on the trajectory. How in the world did that NASA chat with all those science geeks ogling the data miss this and say there wasn't anything left?? How did anyone miss it?

whatnext21
reply to post by SolarObserver

 

Thanks SolarObserver and FraternitasSaturni however I don't know about anyone else, but I can't view this site, do you have more pictures?

From the LASCO Site:

Data Outage Announcement

The realtime LASCO images (JavaScript movies, javagif directories, etc, are currently offline while we restore a server. We apologize for the inconvenience and direct you to the SOHO Website for realtime images and data.

Looks like an overloaded server

ISONs last moments?

reply to post by SolarObserver


How convenient Really they where awfully quick to say it was dead.