Are Comets Alien Signals?
Comets have long fascinated humanity with their mysterious origins and stunning beauty. But could they be more than just celestial bodies? This video explores the possibility that comets might actually be alien signals from other worlds. Extreme Mysteries YouTube IF YOU ENJOY THIS SITE PLEASE TELL OTHERS ABOUT US…SHARING IS CARING Start the discussion, leave a comment below
Possible Naked-Eye Comet to Visit Earth for First Time in 50,000-Years
“If the comet continues to brighten as it currently is, it could be visible in dark skies with the naked eye.” by Robert Lea via space.com headline image: © Hisayoshi Sato via NASA/JPL-Caltech The comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) could be bright enough to be spotted with the naked eye as it passes the sun and Earth at the end of … Continue reading
What If the Largest Asteroid Hit Earth?
Some seriously large asteroids have threatened Earth before. Some of these asteroids have little chance of hitting us but there are a few with very real chances of making contact. What happens if a large asteroid or comet hits Earth? And what are the chances something like Oumuamua or Bennu could actually hit our planet? What If YouTube IF YOU … Continue reading
Could We Survive An Asteroid Collision?
It’s an inevitability, a matter of ‘when’ not ‘if’ a space rock will hit Earth… the more we know, the better the chance of either negating or minimizing the celestial threat. “This documentary takes a look at the present efforts and problems associated with the location and observation of possible life-threatening comets and asteroids, as well as plans to avoid … Continue reading
Comet SWAN (C/2020 F8) Rapidly Brightening, Now Visible With Naked Eye
Comet SWAN (C/2020 F8) is brightening rapidly. “I just came in from observing it with the naked eye,” reports John Drummond of Gisborne, New Zealand. “It seems to have increased in brightness dramatically since I last saw it a few nights ago.” Indeed, multiple observers have now pegged the comet at magnitude +5.5, just within the range of naked-eye visibility. … Continue reading
Comets Headed in the Our Direction Could Potentially Become Visible Late 2020
In this video MrMBB333 talks about a family of comets (Machholz, Atlas) headed our way which might become visible unaided, towards the end of 2020. Also discussed is the position of our sun being off where it should be for this time of year and the comments left by viewers seem to support this, I personally have seen a noticeable … Continue reading
Large Asteroid Discovered Last Week Will Make Earth Fly-by on Friday
An asteroid as big as the Egyptian pyramids is zooming towards Earth and will squeeze past us on Friday – if it doesn’t smash on to our home planet’s surface. Named 2019 WR3, NASA expects the space rock to make a “close approach” to Earth later this week. The space agency has classified the asteroid as a “near-Earth object (NEO)” … Continue reading
Reader Comment on Comet K2 and More
A visitor of our website left a comment on one of our articles from a little while ago that I would like to share. The article he commented on is titled: Comet or Nibiru? Hubble Spots Supposed ‘Comet K2’ – Farthest Active INBOUND Comet To Date, you can take a look at it if you don’t remember seeing it. Here … Continue reading
The Unusual Methane-Rich Comet 45P Could Be Key to Understanding Origins of Life
NASA scientists made a stunning discovery that might help show that life on Earth could, in fact, have been seeded from space. But not in the way we used to think. Comet 45P/Honda-Mrkos-Pajdušáková, named after the three astronomers from Japan, the Czech Republic and Slovakia who discovered it independently, is an old pal for the researchers. Discovered in 1948, it … Continue reading
There Are More Comets That Pose Impact Danger Than We Thought, NASA Scientists
NASA scientists say a new study proves there are seven times as many big and potentially dangerous comets flying through deep space than previously thought. The study analyzed data from the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) spacecraft that tracks “long-period” comets (LPCs) that take at least 200 years to orbit around the sun. WISE data showed far more LPCs that … Continue reading
