Comet ISON May Have Survived

Et, avec le temps qui s’écoule, le trajet se poursuit comme on le voit ici (vidéo incorporée, je n’ai pas de lien direct)

BBC News - Hope still for ’dead’ Comet Ison
▻http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-25143861

But recent pictures have indicated a brightening of what may be a small fragment of the comet.

“A small fragment !!” Râ a détruit ISON, et toutes les civilisations qui y habitaient…
#espace #comète

En même temps, s’illes étaient assez développé(e)s pour se rendre compte qu’illes allaient passer à 1,5 rayon de la surface du soleil, illes ont sans doute programmé une évacuation vers une planète habitable voisine.

Reste à savoir laquelle leur convient le mieux. Vues les conditions de leur environnement naturel, je ne suis pas certain que ce soit la notre la plus adaptée…

Sinon : bienvenue !

La suite des images de SOHO

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Comet ISON May Have Survived | NASA
▻http://www.nasa.gov/content/goddard/comet-ison-may-have-survived/index.html

Continuing a history of surprising behavior, material from Comet ISON appeared on the other side of the sun on the evening on Nov. 28, 2013, despite not having been seen in observations during its closest approach to the sun. 
As ISON appeared to dim and fizzle in several observatories and later could not be seen at all by NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory or by ground based solar observatories, many scientists believed it had disintegrated completely. However, a streak of bright material streaming away from the sun appeared in the European Space Agency and NASA’s Solar and Heliospheric Observatory later in the evening. The question remains whether it is merely debris from the comet, or if some portion of the comet’s nucleus survived, but late-night analysis from scientists with NASA’s Comet ISON Observing Campaign suggest that there is at least a small nucleus intact.

Sur la page de la NASA, il y a un gif animé (de 15 Mo, je ne mets pas le lien ici…) enchainement les images bleues.

oui enfin… hum !

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