Comet 1/2 size of the sun on its way to Earth

[Fed Starving]

C2019 Y4

The previous largest comet measured was McNaught's comet in 2010

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/distribution/news/2010/6/100615-biggest-comet-mcnaught-sky-show-science-space

"the comet's nucleus is only a few miles across, with a surrounding glowing greenish cloud of gas that is about 250,000 miles (400,000 kilometers) across—roughly the distance from Earth to the moon."

This new comet was discovered in late 2019 and is measured to be half the size of the sun, or 5 times the size of Jupiter and is expected at current measurements to pass within .75AU of Earth, which is quite far but my concern is that if this object is half the size of the sun, can it still damage our planet?

Giant comet is set to light up the night sky in April

The exact size of the rocky icy core of the strange comet isn't known but is likely only a few miles across - but it has a much larger atmosphere, as seen in this image taken by an Austrian astronomer.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Look at the size of this comet in contrast to the previous largest comet known. This comet will pass nearest Earth on May 23rd 2020.

| EarthSky

Comet C/2019 Y4 (ATLAS) has been fainter during the last few nights. It's possible it's disintegrating (as comets sometimes do). Details here.

earthsky.org

 

[idb]

From your own link

It poses no danger to Earth as even at its closest point it will be more than 72 million miles away from our planet but will be very bright.

 

[james bond]

From your own link

It poses no danger to Earth as even at its closest point it will be more than 72 million miles away from our planet but will be very bright.

Stupid atheist journalists want you to believe that you will die via some large rock falling from the sky like the dinosaurs. Dinos didn't become extinct that way either.

 

[hadit]

C2019 Y4

The previous largest comet measured was McNaught's comet in 2010

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/distribution/news/2010/6/100615-biggest-comet-mcnaught-sky-show-science-space

"the comet's nucleus is only a few miles across, with a surrounding glowing greenish cloud of gas that is about 250,000 miles (400,000 kilometers) across—roughly the distance from Earth to the moon."

This new comet was discovered in late 2019 and is measured to be half the size of the sun, or 5 times the size of Jupiter and is expected at current measurements to pass within .75AU of Earth, which is quite far but my concern is that if this object is half the size of the sun, can it still damage our planet?

Giant comet is set to light up the night sky in April

The exact size of the rocky icy core of the strange comet isn't known but is likely only a few miles across - but it has a much larger atmosphere, as seen in this image taken by an Austrian astronomer.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Look at the size of this comet in contrast to the previous largest comet known. This comet will pass nearest Earth on May 23rd 2020.

| EarthSky

Comet C/2019 Y4 (ATLAS) has been fainter during the last few nights. It's possible it's disintegrating (as comets sometimes do). Details here.

earthsky.org

"the comet's nucleus is only a few miles across". That's the part you need to worry about, not the size of the gas cloud.

 

[james bond]

"the comet's nucleus is only a few miles across". That's the part you need to worry about, not the size of the gas cloud.

Trump said it may hit your house so you better get back to work so you can pay for comet insurance.

 

[hadit]

"the comet's nucleus is only a few miles across". That's the part you need to worry about, not the size of the gas cloud.

Trump said it may hit your house so you better get back to work so you can pay for comet insurance.

Wow, he's an astrophysicist too. Is there no end to what this guy knows?

 

[Fed Starving]

Here is another theory. It's been said that this coronavirus thing is a rehearsal of sorts for something else. What if Earth passes through the tail of the comet? What possible scenario could play out? Perhaps the comet dust could make the atmosphere toxic or perhaps rocks will break off the comet and shower onto the Earth, toxifying the air.

 

[Fed Starving]

"the comet's nucleus is only a few miles across". That's the part you need to worry about, not the size of the gas cloud.

Trump said it may hit your house so you better get back to work so you can pay for comet insurance.

Wow, he's an astrophysicist too. Is there no end to what this guy knows?

You're more sensitive than a vagina. Become a man. Go troll someone else. You purple bitches ain't gonna slow me or stop me.

 

[hadit]

"the comet's nucleus is only a few miles across". That's the part you need to worry about, not the size of the gas cloud.

Trump said it may hit your house so you better get back to work so you can pay for comet insurance.

Wow, he's an astrophysicist too. Is there no end to what this guy knows?

You're more sensitive than a vagina. Become a man. Go troll someone else. You purple bitches ain't gonna slow me or stop me.

Why would anyone want to stop you from making a fool of yourself? On the contrary, we like to play with you and watch you spin helplessly into the ground. Now, what do you know about comets? It shouldn't take long for you to write it out, being so little and all.

 

[22lcidw]

We all know that when the earth goes through the tail of a comet, it is zombie time.

 

[MarathonMike]

Not this time, but if one shows up with our name on it, wouldn't it be nice to be able to do something about it? That would suck to know that we only had a few weeks before the big KA-BOOM.

 

[Missourian]

Here is another theory. It's been said that this coronavirus thing is a rehearsal of sorts for something else. What if Earth passes through the tail of the comet? What possible scenario could play out? Perhaps the comet dust could make the atmosphere toxic or perhaps rocks will break off the comet and shower onto the Earth, toxifying the air.

Or the mechanical implements we build turn on us, their masters...

 

[the other mike]

Stupid atheist journalists want you to believe that you will die via some large rock falling from the sky like the dinosaurs. Dinos didn't become extinct that way either.

You learned this from the Flintstones documentaries ?

 

[james bond]

You learned this from the Flintstones documentaries ?

Angelo haha, I keep telling you people didn't live in caves (only used for shelter).



Are you afraid this will happen to you before 2025?

 

[deannalw]

Not this time, but if one shows up with our name on it, wouldn't it be nice to be able to do something about it? That would suck to know that we only had a few weeks before the big KA-BOOM.

Like I said before... Fuck that comet, we got Bruce Willis!

 

[the other mike]

You learned this from the Flintstones documentaries ?

Angelo haha, I keep telling you people didn't live in caves (only used for shelter).
, but


Are you afraid this will happen to you before 2025?

There is tons of evidence emerging that there was a civilization predating your biblical timeline to around 12,000 years ago, like the rain erosion on the Egyptian sphinx, the stone circles buried in the Amazon, the giant ripples in Washington state. There may be some mythological references in Genesis, but either way the proof is overwhelming.

 

[Dalia]

From your own link

It poses no danger to Earth as even at its closest point it will be more than 72 million miles away from our planet but will be very bright.

Stupid atheist journalists want you to believe that you will die via some large rock falling from the sky like the dinosaurs. Dinos didn't become extinct that way either.

One question : A question: could it have a relationship between the comet and the pink moon?
Fascinating New Study Suggests Dark Matter Older Than the Universe
Thank you for thread Fed Starving

 

[Dick Foster]

C2019 Y4

The previous largest comet measured was McNaught's comet in 2010

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/distribution/news/2010/6/100615-biggest-comet-mcnaught-sky-show-science-space

"the comet's nucleus is only a few miles across, with a surrounding glowing greenish cloud of gas that is about 250,000 miles (400,000 kilometers) across—roughly the distance from Earth to the moon."

This new comet was discovered in late 2019 and is measured to be half the size of the sun, or 5 times the size of Jupiter and is expected at current measurements to pass within .75AU of Earth, which is quite far but my concern is that if this object is half the size of the sun, can it still damage our planet?

Giant comet is set to light up the night sky in April

The exact size of the rocky icy core of the strange comet isn't known but is likely only a few miles across - but it has a much larger atmosphere, as seen in this image taken by an Austrian astronomer.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Look at the size of this comet in contrast to the previous largest comet known. This comet will pass nearest Earth on May 23rd 2020.

| EarthSky

Comet C/2019 Y4 (ATLAS) has been fainter during the last few nights. It's possible it's disintegrating (as comets sometimes do). Details here.

earthsky.org

Well I doubt it but if it does I doubt you'll know what hit you.

 

[Fed Starving]

15 days since I renewed this thread. There has been less and less talk about c/2019 y4 because it isn't as magnificent as they initially though it would be.

Today is the day this comet reaches its close point to earth. The comet will then circle around earths orbit and leave the solar system.

There is literally no news articles on this comet within the last 2 days on any search engine that I could find.

 

[Fed Starving]

No news. This comet should now distance itself from Earth. Only people to talk about this comet recently are home based astronomers using personal equipment and sharing images on astronomer sites. Best comet of the year. Low chance of a better one.

Heres an article.
The shattered heart of comet C/2019 Y4 ATLAS

| EarthSky

Gianluca Masi in Rome wrote: "Comet C/2019 Y4 ATLAS, the one we were hoping to see putting on a great show, has shattered both its and our hearts. Its nucleus disintegrated and Saturday night I could see 3, possibly 4, main fragments."

earthsky.org