Largest Comet Observed Heading Towards Earth, Says NASA
“”We’ve always suspected this comet had to be big because it is so bright despite how far away it is. Now we confirm it is.”” via Sputniknews Headline image:© NASA, ESA, Man-To Hui,, David Jewitt In February, it was reported that the Hale-Bopp had been officially exceeded in size by the new largest comet observed, the Bernardinelli-Bernstein comet, named in … Continue reading
Huge Comet ‘Larger Than Phobos’ Hurling Towards Heart of Our Solar System
“A humongous space object that emerged from somewhere in space is slowly but surely making its way towards the core of our solar system…” By Andrei Dargalin via Sputniknews Headline Image: CC0 / Buddy_Nath / With its width currently estimated at about 93 miles (150 kilometres), the comet is approximately seven times bigger than one of Mars’ moons. A humongous … Continue reading
Scientists are Worried about this Comet Heading Toward Earth
Comet 2014 UN271 also known as Comet Bernardinelli-Bernstein, is quickly approaching us from the distant Oort Cloud, a large, thick cloud that envelops the Solar System. It is one of the largest Trans-Neptunian Objects we have ever recorded, with a diameter of 100 miles across. How would this impact Earth? Should We Be Worried? Starlight YouTube IF YOU ENJOY THIS … Continue reading
Dinosaur Extinction May Have Been Caused by Long-Period Comet Breakup, Says Study
This theory add into the mix another danger on our list of things that could bring about planetary extinction as long-period comets do happen [pass] in our time as well. By Becky Ferreira via The New York Times A new study blames a comet fragment for the death of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. But most experts maintain that … Continue reading
Comet Neowise, Mysterious Beam of Light and Daytime UFO
Comet Neowise, one of the brightest comets since Comet Hale–Bopp in 1997, is currently visible in the northern hemisphere and should remain so throughout most of July 2020 in some parts of the world. Once departed, it will take 6,800 years to return. BruceSeesall captured the comet in High IR light and Low IR light and shows the comet in … Continue reading
Did Ancient Comet Impacts Kill Large Numbers of Animals in Alaska?
To laypeople, the “muck” found in certain areas of Alaska and Yukon is just dirt – dark, silty, often frozen, and full of plant material. To miners, it is somewhat of a nuisance. When dug out and left to thaw, the muck lets loose a fetid stench due to its high organic content. To scientists, however, the muck is a … Continue reading
Very Large ‘Asteroid 3200 Phaeton’ With Unusual Orbit Approaching Earth
The astronomer community at Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University used its own Astro-Model simulation environment to produce a virtual image of object 3200 Phaethon approaching the Earth, plus the expected Geminids meteor shower. December 17, 2017 will see an interesting astronomic event in the form of object 3200 Phaethon approaching our planet. This is a fairly large asteroid nearly 5 … Continue reading
‘Dirty Snowballs’ Falsified – NASA Fails to Notice ‘Planetary’ Features
If you’re a regular reader on our site you most likely recall an article we posted regarding this possibly being Nibiru inbound, ICYMI here is the link to that article: Comet or Nibiru? Hubble Spots Supposed ‘Comet K2’ – Farthest Active INBOUND Comet To Date Today, we explore stunning new developments in comet science that provide remarkable affirmation of the … Continue reading
Why Sir Isaac Newton Believed a Comet Caused Noah’s Flood
In the 17th century, scientists used physics to explain the miracles described in the Bible. “Late in the autumn of 1680 the good people of Manhattan were overcome with terror at a sight in the heavens such as has seldom greeted human eyes,” history tells us. That terrible sight was a comet so bright that it could be seen in … Continue reading
NASA’s SOHO Satellite Records Sun Diving Comet And An UNKNOWN Deep Space Object
On September 27, 2017 SOHO’s LASCO C2 and LASCO C3 satellites have captured the final moments of a large comet at the moment it’s racing towards the sun before diving into the surface. Even more interesting is an unknown solar object which became visible at the ‘high noon’ position of LASCO C3. If you look very closely you will see … Continue reading
