It,s "ALIVE'ALIVE"Thunder Cracks-this Comet wont Die-And ;God Is going to start waken people up and making others look dumb-same with all the unexplained weather...no offence just saying that,because he said he would-Hehe='PEACE OUT+++
Wonderful video !! Fantastic Work From NASA SDO !!! Thanks for this unique masterpiece of the Universe !!! See an object that "walks" around the Universe for million/billion years disapears almost "live" is a fascinating oportunity !!! Many Thanks from Brazil !! Sorry about my English !!!
Wow. That's it?! The Moon is a harsh mistress. The Sun is a mean mother, ain't it. I've had pop bottle rockets that looked better than that. That was no close shave. It just fizzled in some glaring heat to say it mildly. We're going to need a bigger comet to get the effect we would like - real day-time viewing for the masses. Thanks to the SDO crew at GSFC. Great stuff!!!
@grattujao This video was uploaded right when we got the first data. At the time we only had that much information. Consider it amazing that it was done and available within minutes of it actually happening 93 million miles away. If you go to the main page you can see the longer version from after the fact.
It,s "ALIVE'ALIVE"Thunder Cracks-this Comet wont Die-And ;God Is going to start waken people up and making others look dumb-same with all the unexplained weather...no offence just saying that,because he said he would-Hehe='PEACE OUT+++
TheX2711 1 month ago
that is good news! :)
trichome616 2 months ago
Please loop it a few times, next time :) Still awesome
hautepower 2 months ago
Wonderful video !! Fantastic Work From NASA SDO !!! Thanks for this unique masterpiece of the Universe !!! See an object that "walks" around the Universe for million/billion years disapears almost "live" is a fascinating oportunity !!! Many Thanks from Brazil !! Sorry about my English !!!
capoia 2 months ago
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust...that poor comet *poof*
trichome616 2 months ago
@trichome616 Good news a small part of it survived.
MrFox1231 2 months ago
tchau Lovejoy
fadasan2 2 months ago
Wow. That's it?! The Moon is a harsh mistress. The Sun is a mean mother, ain't it. I've had pop bottle rockets that looked better than that. That was no close shave. It just fizzled in some glaring heat to say it mildly. We're going to need a bigger comet to get the effect we would like - real day-time viewing for the masses. Thanks to the SDO crew at GSFC. Great stuff!!!
tellurian76 2 months ago
Sorry, I have just blinked!
TrueHamal 2 months ago
looks like a vapor trail
trichome616 2 months ago
2 seconds?? u kiddin me?
grattujao 2 months ago
@grattujao This video was uploaded right when we got the first data. At the time we only had that much information. Consider it amazing that it was done and available within minutes of it actually happening 93 million miles away. If you go to the main page you can see the longer version from after the fact.
camillasdo 2 months ago