ScienceCasts: Sun Grazing Comet

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1月 24th, 2012

Visit science.nasa.gov for more! On July 5th, a comet dove into the sun and disintegrated. New footage just released by NASA shows the final stages of the comet’s death plunge.
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24 Responses to “ScienceCasts: Sun Grazing Comet”

  1. givemeanidea99 より:

    Wow an alien suicide maybe some extraterrestrial psicopath that had these people and made it look like a suicide naaaaaah just kidding but wow it’s amazing how close it got

  2. TheWorkslave より:

    why dont we send our nuclear waste to

  3. Calmarius より:

    @perdion1 Yeah it’s a reader program.

  4. legrandp より:

    THIS IS A UFO. DISCLOSURE NOW. JOIN THE FUCK NASA ARMY.

  5. heartlessvietboy より:

    I am encouraging extensive research of the Universe. I am encouraging NASA to build as many Space-shuttles as possible. I want more Spaceships out there and I want it NOW. I want more Space Telescopes out there taking advanced photos. We need to pierce to the farthest reaches possible. I want Space-Crafts surrounding the entirety of every planet. I want Photos, Photos, Photos. I want trained experienced Astronauts. I want Clean, 99.9% Safe Lauch Ships.

  6. bjm351 より:

    i dont understand how these things dont burn up well before they even get that close! if its ice it wouldve melted!! also whats in front of the sun at 2:29 it looks massive!

  7. tailocaso より:

    It would be great if a spaceship catches any fragments of comets like the video, because these comets may be older than the other orbiting our solar system.

  8. MrDwaynedog911 より:

    6.4 magnitude quake jolts northeast Japan

  9. rem0709 より:

    Selling snowballs in hell today !

  10. ScienceInNJ より:

    Alien life form found in New Jersey!! /watch?v=sNYUoSKf2YI

  11. axisdenied22 より:

    @tuber33  i saw a link on soho for jhelioviewer, havent checked it out yet, but the screen shots looked high def. Id kinda wish its not due to incompetence, but thst they didnt want people to see something. I dont usually aim for conspiracy, but the latter is rather boring.

  12. bdub232 より:

    @SaxyDan54 As a US tax payer I can say we all pay for NASA.

  13. SaxyDan54 より:

    @bdub232 Ya gets what ya pay fer!

  14. tuber33 より:

    @bdub232 Glad you said it–I was just watching and thinking, if NASA in 2011 can’t get resolution to even rival a old CRT TV, we have major issues. They have phenomenal technology at their disposal–these space shots need to be in HD to see the detail and beauty.

  15. stompySharpNpointy より:

    @azenagoddess777 wasnt a Meteor it was a Comet ,,Meteors made of rock…same reason an Ice cube doesnt disappear super fast in boiling water… takes a while for heat tranfer to kill the comet for all we know the Comet was the size of Texas

  16. Roadstain より:

    @86Raxor … LOL !! Yes, I can see the billboards now, “Save Sol, via population control!!”
    …Enter an old and depressed Edward G. Robinson ….. “Where do I sign?”
    ~ Soylent Sol :o )

  17. ankit05s より:

    I am sure you are still amazed, why the atmosphere of the sun is hotter than the surface, let alone why the tail was wagging and why it was brighter than the sun.

    Coz it’s all the same reason, the tail was wagging coz it was electrical discharge, the comet was brighter coz it was electrocuting. :D it’s called Common science experiment in laboratories, get one! :D

  18. bdub232 より:

    WTF is up with video quality? This would have been better in HD or even SD in something better than this crapworthy 350kbps 1997-esque terrible video quality.

  19. JorPove より:

    Well done Dr. Phillips .As usual more “critics” than authors ,but the history remember the authors ,not the ones..We are waiting for the next …

  20. HugoBastard より:

    That Comet got OWNED by our Sun . . . Sun ownage . . . tee hee

  21. azenagoddess777 より:

    What is the temperature of the sun????Can anyone explain to me why this “meteor” didn’t melt being that close to the sun?

  22. ottomango より:

    The Narrator is Dr. Tony Phillips.

  23. stardustme より:

    Fickle, fickle…The video is stellar and well done, and the science is fascinating but you need an Academy Award winning narrator too? I have better observations – What are the other 5 moving objects? The brighter one on the bottom left can be Mercury.
    See the 2 fuzzy objects, one moving right and the other to the left?
    I hear the Wicked Witch of the East crying, “I’m melting, I’m melting!” I felt like I was back in sex ed…. That’s one hot chick you got there sperm!

  24. AkselPL より:

    This is voice synthesizer :D

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