posted on Nov, 8 2012 @ 10:11 PM
reply to post by SLAYER69
I would suppose that a large body approaching Earth would make a VERY large display of pyrotechnics. Sure, you have all the heat and friction, and
all that mundane stuff. But there is the never really considered issue of our magnetosphere, and all the electrons that are moving through and around
When the "Tether Incident" happened, the CT world was abuzz about the UFO's in the video. But the scientists were abuzz over how much electricity was
flowing through that tether. It was glowing bright neon!. And it broke free not from force, but from being melted loose by plasma arcing.
There is a massive electrical sheath surrounding our Earth. Making it more so, electrical charge is only part of the equation. Potential is where
its at. And when you come outside our magnetosphere, if you are a large enough body, one would expect to see a fairly aggressive reaction as the
I believe this is what you are seeing in the comet impact. It is violent because of charge potential, and the enetering within a more ion rich
environment than space was.
Add to this my believe that comets represent massive outgassing of plasma, caused by rabid electrical arcing in the coma. That is what the tail is:
a plasma discharge as the comet moves through the electrical medium of near solar space.
ETA: a comet, in this line of thought, would react far more violently than a meteor. comets come from the cold dark reaches of space, where there is
relatively little ion flow from the solar wind. meteors spend eons in the inner solar system, and have a more static charge relative to
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